Or are you referring to there already being a lot of student rentals available, therefore the rent is closer to $300-$400 per room? 

I like to look at each component of the process on an itemized level first so that when I do work with a developer I can have my own reference for all the bundled costs associated with the build proposal. 

As for the "Lazy 1031 exchange" reference, a true 1031 exchange allows you to defer capital gains taxes by reinvesting proceeds from the sale into another similar property, but that doesn’t seem to apply here since you're looking at using a passive loss instead of a like-kind exchange.

This guide will walk you through the steps of conducting your search so you can narrow it down to your top three choices.

Buying down the rate with points is a personal choice, but if you're holding the property long-term, it can definitely be worth it for more stable cash flow.

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So either 70% of them are liars, or EV’s are just a bad choice.

Connect with @Joseph Chiofalo he’s done some STR loans there recently for those same clients and can refer you a local RE Broker.

@Imani Naomi since your other post references investing in MFR, you are probably looking for:Institutional Funds: there are financial ompanies that run pension funds, etc. looking for places to invest.

Also, how much does the borrower’s track record or experience influence your final choice, especially if they've had success with similar projects?