One lease is much stronger for a variety of reasons (many of which you prob already know) than individual leases but mainly for students, it protects you from a tenant bailing on the house bc of an issue that you have nothing do with, i.e. roommate drama.  

Through this platform, I have received numerous booking requests and have been able to select those that align with my requirements in rent-controlled San Diego.

It’s fantastic to see someone diving into a variety of strategies like wholesaling, flipping, and now the BRRR method.

I've called numerous times and have been sent to "escalation teams".

That's why I do "constructive evictions" which includes a variety of methods like asking, telling, threatening, starting the eviction but stopping it when the tenant leaves, etc.

As most people have mentioned there are numerous ways to invest, and get into the the real estate world.

I also have consulted numerous local officials as well as HUD in DC.

I was overconfident after successfully doing numerous value add rehabs when this spring we took on a rehab of a little unit that was listed as built in 1901 (I believe it was really built in 1920s and 1901 was used because they did not know when it was built).  

Doing both flips and BRRRRs, if possible, would prevent you from locking up too much liquidity into a deal or numerous deals, thus allowing you to continue to scale.

It happened numerous times after that.