Ideally, assuming I can secure the property and get it zoned for student housing, we would be able to house 25 students in property paying from $375-450 a month each to reside in units. 

We have no idea where to go to, but something warmer and affordable would be ideal, in a good neighborhood, so this is our first dilemma. - we have visited Austin and loved it there, and my wife loves Florida. 

Ideally, I want to get an up-vote for every post I write.

Ideally it’s 12 percent or more but over time I think it’ll vary to somewhere around 8-12 percent.

Pretty much the ideal situation in those two units.

I was wondering if anyone had any valuable input on what to ask a small credit union if I’m looking to take out a loan to buy a property....I don’t have an LLC, I do want to own property as a business, I have good credit ~780, I live in Columbus Ohio, I have two full time jobs; turnkey is ideal....

just charge ala carte  fee for acquisition and fee for rehab management.. there are a few vendors I deal with in the mid west I call it turn key light.. buyer gets a little better deal.. operator does not incur holding costs and associated risksother wise just flip it.. as hot as Vegas is ...

If not, unfortunately you are too late.As for the lease issues themselves, I would ideally have the tenants sign a new one (or at least sign a document confirming what the seller is telling you).

The only thing you lose is the interest on the CD you had to break so split them up into $500 each and ideally you don't have to break them.Good luck

Paying $1000+ / month for rent for a ****** apt and no equity is not ideal, I’m really considering living in a van on the pch.