I can't really speak to the private lending scene as I don't have experience with that, but it's not a bad idea to keep researching that avenue.One thing I would be careful about "riding the increase in home values in Philadelphia".

Even if just to bring tenants for next term... worth the time/energy, might even get one for this term - student who decided the dormitory scene isn't working out for him/her.

I'm hoping I could meet up with a local RE agent that is also an investor that could bring me up to speed on the scene in Buffalo.

HUD consultant doesn't arrive on the scene until you are under contract, and can refer you to a GC.

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The vast majority have a very high scenes of entitlement having lived their life off of free handouts and for that reason have zero respect for others.As a landlord the level of resentment your tenants will have for you will counter any training you attempt to achieve.C class tenants are like cats, virtually impossible to train, and must be constantly monitored as you would a child.

Matthews IV - @Natalie Kolodij is correct, working with two professionals can be a bit of a pain on the client end and can get quite expensive when you have two professionals not only trying to create their tax strategy for you, but then also working behind the scenes to discuss strategy with the other professional to make sure they align.  

Any one suggesting keeping a tenant below market or slowly decreasing your monthly losses has zero business scenes.

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I would imagine most wholesalers are not concerned about the behind the scene financing of a buyer.