Investors who can identify undervalued properties and focus on long-term rental income are likely to find success.Looking ahead, market conditions will likely continue to evolve as interest rates stabilize and economic factors shift.

You simply have no credibility otherwise :) 

But I haven’t identified the properties yet, which lenders usually want to see through a formal application. 

This is simply the reality of the paradigm we are living in today.

I assume next question would be how to identify one like myself, well versed and experienced in such?     

We identified it as a promising deal that could be transformed with the right renovations, allowing for a substantial return on investment with strategic improvements.

One way to navigate this is by identifying multiple potential replacement properties early, giving you more flexibility.

These areas may offer better long-term appreciation potential.Specific Neighborhoods:Research Local Demand: Talk to current students, university housing offices, and local real estate agents to identify neighborhoods with high demand for student housing.Check University Plans: Universities sometimes have expansion plans that can affect housing demand.

Partner Driven specializes in identifying properties that can yield fast profits with limited upfront investment, making this an ideal opportunity.

Ignore their attitude (yes it can be hard) and either start with an eviction as they are in violation of their lease for non-payment (the $900 they owe) or simply do not renew their lease.