Are there any investors locally that could spare just a little time to help point me in the right direction?

I'm a student until the end of 2015, and I'm not going to be able to work full-time during my last semester, but I will still have enough spare time to keep working (I do freelance web/graphic design, and photography) and attempt to start my REI career.  

Then pulled the wire to the well head .fourth when all that was done , I used the sand to put on the pipe before backfill , then backfilled , compacted , and regraded the area and driveway .   

At 107 units, you have a large business on your hands, which is probably your full time gig.Dave only has 1 property at this point and I would guess that means he isn't doing it full time and probably is in a little different space than you are with your business.Quickbooks is definitely a powerful tool, it's just not always the most user friendly software to figure out, especially for people using it sparingly. 

At least a compact unit has to get in and out these basements easily.6.

Purchase price: $65,000 Cash invested: $4,896 Accidental investment when the original purpose of the buy didn't work out 6 months later, I ended up renting out my spare bedrooms and positive cash flowing $110 after mortgage and other expenses are set aside, WHILE LIVING THERE!

My wife and I sold our first home over a year ago. It was a 5 year rennovation that eventually eliminated every debt we had. I actually wrote an article about this journey titled. "My first flip paid off my student lo...

If you are going to get a 7-10% cap rate that includes PM, it's mostly passive despite the renting by room, and you have the 23k to spare, I think it's a good deal, especially if the property is in a good area.However, I am willing to bet that renting the room can be quite a hassle if you don't have any experience with finding qualified tenants and screening them properly.

I got pretty nerdy with the spreadsheet... but I'll spare you all and not post it.

Their customer service is terrible, their balance sheets atrocious, and, in their spare time, they have become the Barney Fifes of the financial crimes enforcement world.