They do need to produce a high quality experience for their members.With  non-profit, like NWREIA in Portland, OR, all the dues, which really are quite minimal, go right back into the membership.

I see that everyone puts on their mailers/signs/advertising info "We buy houses" or "all cash" etc.Well I am just getting started and don't want to make promises that I can't keep.

They would ask who the owner's were... you're name would be in there if you owned 1 stock or all of them.

.- Unit mix is important - having most or all 1 bedroom units limits the customer base and increases turnover.- Real estate is forgiving - as long as you keep vacancy down and don't let deferred maintenance pile up, the properties will do OK. 

And if you feel so inclined, you can always write a check to "United States Treasury" if you want to pay back any or all of your loan forgiveness.

Legally removing some or all of the tenants not only creates vacancies, which are very expensive, but just as bad is the ill will, and that will cross pollinate to other residents. 

Some people either want or need to be renters for part or all of their lives.  

@Karen HigginsUnless you’re coming under leveraged or all cash the lender is not going to lend on it.

Pass the work and the buck to someone else whom you inadequately supervise, and you'll get screwed.

If you're an accredited investor, you could invest part or all of your 100k in private placements.