Devin,Here are some things to consider;Hiring a property manager is an important decision, and can be an asset for a property investor, but can also be a detriment if not chosen carefully and without some due diligence.

What I have chosen to do going forward is to use local banks, as they truly get to know you and help you reach your goals.

Tell him you’ve chosen to go another route.

.):1)  Ernest money.2)  Closing Costs.3) Down payment % required by bank lender (or more if chosen by you to be more).4) Bank Loan (there are fees involved in this).5) Any bank required cash payments upfront into special escrow such as 1 year of property insurance, or property taxes.6) CapEx Cash for unexpected repairs and replacement (on buy and holds).7) Operating cash (to pay for turns, evictions, and regular repairs).8) Pre-Purchase cash (working capital) to pay for learning and finding the right property for you (travel, Accounting advice, Legal advice, home inspections, etc...).Good Luck!

For that I have chosen - Multi family investing.

I’m looking at building my network and am interested to see who others have chosen as their Core Four in Saint John, if you are open to sharing.

I've just finished a mentorship program to implement the BRRRR strategy in my chosen market which is Indianapolis.   

This deal was larger than we would have chosen, but the right partnership presented itself.

They have chosen to auto pay their rent biweekly as they are paid to prevent any issues.

If your boss is willing to cover most or all of the costs, regardless of whether you make a sale this semester, it would be excellent experience and would give you an advantage when it comes time to interview in your chosen field.