Just looking to network with others who are involved in all facets of real estate in RI.  

The bad news is that researching and due diligence seems to be very time consuming, the good news is I can learn a lot by looking at all different facets of market to see what makes a deal sustainable and what doesn't.

This will allow you cut your expenses, build capital, and gain experience in dealing many facets of real estate.I am looking for another house-hack right now.

The pm holds the deck and makes money on the front end the backend and in every facet to the management.

Just replaced new facet to what tenant liked (old one was leaking), fixed bathroom wall with brand new tile walls and shower.

I would definitely check out the Real Estate Events and Happenings section as there are usually several different events for local investors every month, and they're generally great for meeting people involved in different facets of the industry to build out your team.It's certainly challenging to find good deals nowadays in the area--there's a lot competition, and almost everything you'll see on the MLS will be relatively overpriced (and/or gone within days/hours of being posted).

Look at overall layout and function of Kitchen.Baths:  cabinets any sign of mold, general condition, everywhere, any sign of mold, function and condition of shower, tub, facet, sink, toilet, mirror condition?

@Rick Baggenstoss Great advice, multi-faceted strategies are always better, plus the student rental space has very heave competition. 

Theres so many facets to this business that I think best to see what that investor is doing that is working for them and evaluate if thats something that will work for your personality and business model.  

I am a small time buy and hold investor but would like to get into other facets of real estate investing and greatly expand my portfolio.