https://www.thinkadvisor.com/2024/03/25/voya-faces-suit-over...I think the attorney made a good simple point here: Quoted from the article👇Bixby, Hawkins’ attorney, said he has seen an increase in the number of cases involving universal life policy problems.

I love in the suburbs of Chicago and go to a university nearby.

I'm analyzing a triplex walking distance to a University I'm familiar with.

No way LaserPro docs would look that rookie or contain that kind of language.

I have the template from the BP "Book On Rental Property Management" and will use it as a starting point but need some additional language. 

University Area: It's a hotspot for students and faculty due to its proximity to educational institutions, ensuring a steady rental market.

Learn some of the language that commercial bankers speak, like LTV, Term, amortization.

If you find a multifamily in the right location, i.e. near a college/university, you could still rent by the room.  

I went to college at University at Buffalo from 2013 to 2017 so I am fairly familiar with the area and would love to start my real estate journey there. 

I’d check your lease language to make sure you are clearly stating this as a pet fee and not a deposit if you are not returning the funds at the end of the lease.