Thank you for mentioning that aspect. 

I have been researching real estate investing for a while, on and off, and was able to purchase our first home in Dec. 2017 and want to actually jump into the investing aspect of things.Best regards,Nick

The substitution/extension aspect of the group lease takes most of the burden of finding replacement tenants off the PM and let’s the household members find their own new housemates. 

The issue becomes the 'valuation' aspect, and their goal is to offset the value to the maximum extent possible. 

I can't wait to meet people in the field of R E and in other aspect of Real Estate! 

Thinking about getting a management company in the interim so I don't have to deal with the week to week aspects of being a landlord until I get good enough that I can quite my job down the line.  

I would look at the other screening aspects and evaluate the entire package. 

It's truly remarkable how an enormous community like this can change lives.

I see too many investors applying these words, "it can't be done", to many things that can be done...you just have to understand the 3 most important aspects of every RE deal...successful and not...and all three are equally important, and depend on the other two for success:1 - Market Analysis:  Don't focus on the property...focus on the market. 

The other aspect is each have skills that are different from each other...where one is a little weaker, another is strong.