MY EXPERIENCE WITH FIND/FUND/FLIP PROGRAM – CHAD CHINIQUYA year ago, my brother and I decided to become business partners and enrolled in the Find/Fund/Flip program (FFF) developed by Chad Chiniquy.

I've always been attracted to student rentals because of the asset class's specificity; the tenants (students), the market (college/university towns), the leasing cycle, the potential demand (by analyzing on-campus housing versus enrollment statistics), the unit sizes, the lease structures (cosigners and by-the-bed, in some cases), the expected/desired level of amenities and finishes, etc. are all either known in advance or can be determined via focus groups or further research.  

I'm planning to raise ~$600,000 and borrow $200,000 to keep the mortgage expense low while the school and the farm ramp up enrollment/tuition, farm to doorstep CSA (community supported agriculture) sales/revenues; and their grant writing and foundational endowment. 

If somebody purchases it and then builds a house on it that person can enroll in a program with the local municipality to have the demolition liens waived in full.

I attended a school many years ago, in fact I am still enrolled as a student, you may be interested as well, my wife and I called the school.......

I call a few enrolled agents last week, but have yet to get a response.

You do need a real estate tax specialist on your team, either a CPA or an Enrolled Agent.

If you'd like to get into luxury home marketing, I highly recommend enrolling in The Institute for Luxury Home Marketing's course.

There is going to be a 20% drop in enrollment for a lot of colleges just with that alone. 

Would an enrolled agent be a step up from a CPA in this case?