I was able to get free hand and get the spray on him....and apply some low end not so nice blows my dad taught me to use when battling a stronger opponent ....then I called the cops.  

I’ll double-check with the lender to make sure there aren’t any unexpected conditions tied to it.

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.  

Letting them know you’re casting a wide net can motivate them to find stronger deals to stand out among your options.

In real estate, a huge part of the value we can create as flippers is tied up in the location, but it is also tied up in the improvements we put on that land.  

Never heard of that but ultimately its their money and their rules so how do you argue.I did try pushing them to seller finance but they wanted 100k down and I just don't want the property that bad to where I have to tie up my cash for the down payment plus the rehab to add the additional units and fix the place up. 

Basically the concern is they tie up the property, collect enough rents to make a little bit, and then just default.

Usually the increased buying power and shared expenses can help make the numbers tie out, especially when you consider getting creative with occupancy (maybe yall split time at the house and spend time elsewhere through out the year).Im seeing more and more interest from folks who are looking to do this sort of thing in tandem.

I looked up just the street name and found that address tied to Bongo Stays in complaints sent to the better business bureau site. 

Also, lenders generally view an LLC with multiple income-generating properties as having a stronger and more stable cash flow, which may improve loan approval chances.