From what I’ve seen in Forbes, the infromation on market trends can also help pinpoint the best neighborhoods.One last piece I’d consider: do some legwork on rent comparables in the area so you’ll know your break even numbers from day one.

Instead of piecing together information from random online sources, you get a cohesive learning experience.4.

(And no, the "acquisition fee" or carried interest at the end of the investment are ******** answers to "most of my net worth is in the deal").When the investor, whether it's a 27 year old putting their first $50K or $100K into something, or a 45 year old worth $15M putting $9M into their business idea, goes all-in, that's when my ears perk up. 

Those can be had for 3-5 bucks a piece after summer so easy to replace.Waffle makers.

In fact you haven't been squeezed out of anything because those weren't your deals to begin with.... you were just hoping those other students (who went through the same program and have now acquired 100's of doors) would give you a piece of the action.... because you thought you were entitled to it. 

So really getting contracts Is a piece of cake getting good contracts there’s another story.

I wrote a couple pieces on student rentals you might find helpful.

I do value her as a cleaner and she definitely goes the extra mile and are the eyes and ears on the ground for me.

I'm someone who does well with coaching and direction so trying to piece things together on my own has kept my investing journey in a hold pattern of learning.  

It sounds to me like they could have an attorney in their ear, and they believe they can force so much more out of you.