Are you an accredited investor looking to diversify your portfolio and tap into institutional-grade commercial real estate?

A little factoid, Irvington is the original home of Butler University and was the home (For a short period of time) to one of the nations first serial killers.

It does not change your income tax rate, but it does determine whether you owe a 15% self-employment tax in addition to income tax.And the answer is case-by-case, there is no universal criteria. 

I'm interested in connecting with other investors and investor-friendly real estate agents, focusing in MTRs in Kansas City.I'm interested in a 2-bedroom house (SFR or duplex), ideally near hospitals and/or universities and research centers.Are there any real estate agents you would recommend from personal experience?

Apparently the accredited investors we work with seem to be pretty happy with the "off market" results they get.

Ispoke to a couple of folks in two of their US locations, the usual sleuthing before giving someone your hard earned money.The good news is that named/accredited (CPA's)/qualified individuals (who can be researched online) answered my calls and provided helpful responses to my inquiries.

there are tons of good youtube videos about oxford house and check out the Depaul University research about oxford house. 

Indiana University Health is building a new hospital downtown so that could be a potential market, travel RNs.

We deal only with investors who can prove accredited status, minimum investment is $50,000.  

There is significant room rental demand near the University especially.