My rentals are in a university town, and prospective tenants are asking me if I'll accept bitcoin.

I am joking, there is no universal standard of deal size, it is all a matter of perspective.

Hi everyone,I am a student at the University of Washington, and a couple friends and I who frequent BiggerPockets thought it would be a great idea to start a REI club on campus.

Before I begin I just want to mention that I am currently a finance student at a university here in the United States so please excuse my ignorance. 

I earned a graduate degree from The Ohio State University and am a big Buckeye fan!

The problem here was a couple fold.1) The city was looking a higher foreclosure rate on top of a higher rate of abandoned and dangerous properties. 2) My university was looking at a housing shortage starting in a few years. 

I mostly look in the university areas for these types of properties, but I keep finding deals on the outskirts of town and I'm a little leary that I may have trouble filling these units! 

For example, I just put a 5 unit complex under contract that brings in $850 in rent per unit, my renter base is strong and reliable, I can count on the University, Military Base, and Oil works to bring home the bacon (Always willing to assign it).

Also there's a medical school to a major university in the same vicinity.

Frank and Dave Mobile Home University Bootcamp, i think you get all of what you are needing /looking for .