I still think there is a value for cards but generally agree with this advice - especially if you are starting out as a real estate investor - business cards aren't needed - a linktree or some sort of QR code with a basic online hq page is going to be the best bet

It seems rational in addition to what everyone else has said above to put some sort of fencing around the thing to keep the dogs safe.

I’m not familiar with any sort of restriction on how many students are allowed to live in each property, but for obvious reasons should use number of rooms as a guideline.

I would take it a step further if you can and join a Mastermind group, cost is fairly low, but you get so much knowledge and meet so many investors that are doing all sorts of deals.

Just trying to figure a loose budget for these sorts of things. 

Still, its great for fishing on a boat, and people watching at the beach if you like that sort of thing - not as family friendly as it used to be. 

You need to sort out Supply-Demand curve. 

You'll likely see higher fees and/or rates with those sorts of programs. 

There is currently common ownership of the entities that own the property and business, so they will need to sort the cash flow between the two out.

Response to #1: Some lenders allow for layered entities while others want warm bodies/natural persons to be direct managers.