I expect that it will take a few months for markets adapt.

The LO allows to buy at a higher rate, have a tenant/buyer pay that higher rate, and the LO investor makes money.In theory, couldn't this strategy be adapted to LO the damaged homes, in some way?

Also, wondering what others are doing, that are already invested in a student housing market to adapt if the college has closed? 

As for "controlling the booking" I feel your pain, but I have learned to adapt.

Let them know you have a system and they must adapt to that system (no option) now that you are the owner.

It seems that you are trying to adapt this to your primary residence. 

It is important understand the market is constantly changing (the only constant is change) and one needs to adapt accordingly.

The most important step in your endeavor will be adapting to this plan and all the changes that come along with it, depending how tight you want to get with your finances.

Hello BP,wanted to have your insight when you guys run your numbers and also how you adapt as interest rates are on the rise.I tend to follow @Brandon Turner numbers (100$/month/door & 12%CoC for apartments).

Got my own system and adapting constantly.Just curious to know who uses what, why, and how it has impacted your business.Or are you die-hard old school with your own systems?