Additionally, as Michael SeekerThose are some great questions and to be honest I had not considered many of them at all from a mathematical perspective and I appreciate the feedback.

You stumble across an exchange, which let's be honest, is simply a place where buyers and sellers can come together.

Being honest is best. 

@Stanley Parsley I like your "honesty is always the best policy" Bravo.

Doesn't this defy the who purpose of the site and potentially discourages honesty in profiles?

To be honest, I don't necessarily see myself going full-time into REI anytime soon (I feel that would be counter-intuitive to the time I've invested in a non-REI related degree), but I am set on doing it part-time (the 'ole 9-5 job + REI life) once I graduate.

@Chad Duval In all honesty, based on the area in MA you may be able to charge $50 per month additional for a pet.Typically what we do is make the tenant verify the animal is up to date with a letter from their vet, verify that the tenant has renters insurance with the pet named as an insured and also have them register the animal with the town/city the property is in.

To be honest I am not sure if that is the only way I reckon they should not be allowed to rent again under section 8.

I am only interested in working with investors and to be honest I think that makes things a lot more efficient so it works.

Not complicated, but to be honest, I find that a lot of flippers use sub par listing agents to try and save a few bucks, but end up costing themselves more in the long run by having to hold the property considerably longer.