And you want to own the pads and usually have less POH's. 

Other fee's look padded and transfer taxes can sometimes be split or paid by seller.

My low-tech way for doing this has been to get a legal pad and write a different subject across the top of each page: Tenant Screening, Financing, Landlord Tips, Finding Housing, etc.  

I think furnished co-living/pad split would be a combination of both.I have the students find their roommates as I do not want to be in the “roommate finding “ business and I don’t have any house rules as they rent it as a group.

After making these repairs the plan would be to sell each of these homes for 'several thousand dollars' and collect pad rent thereafter. 

However, the final determination and making the final estimate of market value can be on a scrat pad or worksheet, but it can not be entered on the apprisal and signed until aftter the appraiser has physically been on premises and viewed/inspected it for themselves.

In the beginning the numbers might have made it sound like a bad deal but it was truly a launch pad for my investments.

The Escrow Officer sent you FINAL settlement dollar amount in writing often they have a pad of $200??

If you give them a bombed out party pad, then guess what's going to happen... 

Would it be the more money I make flipping the Bigger tax brake I get from Capitol Gains?