Unfortunately, it's a numbers game.

Before trying out for a pro team, ensure you enjoy playing the game, understand the rules, and have some talent for it.

I've personally been burnt badly on the no permit game so we are singing in the same choir! 

You're already ahead of the game by educating yourself, so keep that momentum going.

If the answer is NO - DON'T INVEST THEREFrom my experience and speaking with investors who have been in the game for a long time - their success comes down to: buying solid assests in solid areas, holding onto them for a good amount of time, taking care of them, and finding tenants who take care of their assets.

There's room for flexibility depending on the desired tax strategy.Once you have more than a few properties, you'll want to consider software.

I need to step my game up :)

The University related events can make or break a full year, so you really have to capitalize on Graduation, Parents Weekend, and home football games.  

They've ranked No. 180 among the fastest-growing private companies in America, showcasing impressive growth in the property management software space.

Also, what’s working for you these days to stay ahead of the game?