On the fourth hand, it can be done with lines of credit and/or partners.

It is not possible from what I know to get the money directly from the school.btw, scholarships and loans (ask them which one they have) are typically dispersed in lump sums per quarter or semester, depending on the school's system.

In our first property we discovered a quarter of a old Porsche, including the engine, buried in the backyard about a year after we bought the place.

Now that I am working on my fourth property, people want to join me now, but I just think to myself,"When I make a decision on how the money is spent, or who will do the work, I REALLY don't want to argue with someone about whats best."

I would suggest look into Forth Worth2014 housing 1st quarter projections -

Am I expecting too much for quarterly or even a 6 month inspection?

The course was $400 plus around $200 for other incidentals and the state test.Costs to maintain license isn't cheap: Broker - $65 per month...Realtor Board annual dues - $400...Quarterly MLS dues - $109...EKey Services (about $100 for setup) and $205 per year....so broken down monthly you are looking at - $151/month.

Because you never know, a PM that's been good for one quarter might be MIA the next.Plus the tenant issues can sometimes be ridiculous.I've been divesting in these units for awhile.

Being a realtor we had similar plans (1 mail contact once a month, Newsletter once a quarter, etc) I am most excited because this business advice does not just seem like an "info-mercial" It seems like their is a recipe for success.

But pulls in about $100/mo in quarters w/ small marginal cost ($10-20).