My oldest child is going to college next year in a town where I could buy a house for $160k. I've got the cash to buy it outright, then let him live there, rent out the other bedrooms to classmates, etc. And ideally s...

If the court is really crazy, it could hand a win to tenants, even if the tenants have never mentioned the mold problem before.

If he doesn't do biz structure or contracts,  I bet he'll have referrals.  

Slow and steady wins the race.

It’s usually a win-win for both sides.

The one thing I can say is a safe bet is getting long BTC. 

Do you need unique checks and balances in your away market so someone is representing your interests in the away market--yes.Slow and steady wins the race.  

In that price point, you'll do well to look in Seminole Heights.Value add will always be your best bet for better ROI, but out of town buyers usually will want as close to turnkey as possible.A pool will add 30%+ to your ADR. 

After reading through so many replies, it  seems that with most syndications the GP has it where heads he wins and tails you lose. 

It’s total BS, or, it’s random luck of a very small percentage, like winning a lottery.4.