Please tell me if I'm overpaying.I was using Quickbooks, but it isn't setup for real estate when you first sign-up, and this made it kinda messy.

Regarding selling these, there is a mortgage note forum here that you can learn to see who the players are in the space. 

If that co-signer isn't in a position where you can force them to pay if things go sideways, then the fact that they co-signed is just a promise and you can't cash a promise!

Metro could have different rent growth projections, however, this is a great sign to see that the area as a whole is moving in a very positive direction.ConclusionBecause of D.C.’s typical recession resilience from the federal government and the large presence of big-name private sector companies in the area providing stable employment, it is very rare to have the opportunity to buy real estate at a discount.

Some carriers don't ask but you should make sure that you're not indicating (in the policy application that is typically e-signed) that you aren't using your property for student housing if you are.  

@Tanner King If you haven’t already sign up for BPPro membership so you can use their deal analyzing calculators unlimited number of times.

And for those that I may be wanting to connect with that don't sign up from an email link, I will text them first, with a message along the lines of "I just wanted to check in and hear how you've been, address any questions, and give you a quick update on recent initiatives we have been working on" (or something along those lines).  

The other PM can be a fix-mindset type of person where they are not willing to share anything unless you have a property and are willing to sign a PM agreement in the same conversation. 

Many times I would take an aggressive stance on certain deductions and wanted to clear them with him as he ultimately signed off on the return.

One can write a lot on a piece of paper and tenants will sign it - and then promptly forget about all of it and misplace their copy.