If the area is good for that, close to hospitals, universities etc. it might work.Otherwise do the LTR in those and move on.

They are north of the university.

Well diversified business base, a university, access to good transportation, a strong workforce and affordable housing.All of those add up to a good long-term investment formula.Let me know if I may be of assistance.Paul. 

Since you mentioned the house is suitable for professional roommates or a family, you might also want to reach out to local businesses, hospitals, or universities, where there may be potential tenants looking for housing options like yours.Lastly, feedback is invaluable.

But instead of a warm welcome, I'm greeted by a bunch of angry tenants, fuming over the mess left behind by the previous management.

Monthly heating bills of $600 is a lot considering in a downstairs of a quad, there is a warm unit above and beside the unit.

I currently do referral work through the holding company, Universal Principal Broker. 

Is there anyone in the BP universe that has added solar panels to a house to decrease utility costs? 

It’s 4 blocks away from a major university health center (and embassy suites for hospital visitors) and 2 miles from another hospital (possible travel nurse MTR potential).

Hi Blair, I don't own any properties over there yet, but I lived and got my degree in civil engineering at the University of Fortaleza.