Also, the fiveplex is right beside us but the triplex is an hour away in a university town (you can see the school from the building and it should cash $900/month with a 16k DP).

Thank you for the warm welcome!

Well I just paid $1000 for a brief lesson at the university of HUD.

In the expensive parts of Dallas (Highland Park, University Park), you can only really get an apartment.

One of my units needs to change one of the roommates because the student is leaving university to take care of a dying parent.

i know the area im looking to invest in, its a small city, much of it being renovated and expanded, and it has a university which is also expanding. prices are decent and 2 bedroom units average $950 month. my father works closely with section 8 and i would like to have my units rented to them, as its guarenteed rent every month.let me know what you think of my plan i am looking for buildings in the 120-170k range, i want maximum cash flow, and have decided real estate is how i will invest my time and money

So I like, university's, county seats, level 1 trauma hospitals, prisons, stable employment bases that are diverse...

But these are real, university level courses anyone can take for free.

Only those who are seeking diligent business partners will give warm welcomes. :)Thank you,Eric

You stated the question as if there was a universal rule stating that landlords can give 60 days notice and terminate a lease.