My conclusion is that student landlording takes disproportionately more time and money than renting to regular renters.

The studies are pretty conclusive that you get 10% less in price by circumventing an agent when selling your home.

@Jeff Rabinowitz Thank you for the response.I'm with you on all points; I'd say you're spot on regarding the vacant lot.Does my conclusion make sense regarding the $140K from a cash-flow standpoint? 

J Scott's books make the strong case FOR their use and although I was opposed initially, have come to the conclusion that they're needed. 

We are slowly coming to a conclusion that we are too conservative and $200 a month for each unit will be hard to come by.

, our budget ($300,000 cash or lower), or our money, we've come to the conclusion that being hands on and extra involved in the process is the only way to ensure our success.

From your comments, I think you were already coming to that conclusion...Best of luck, Omayra Carroll!!

It's also possible that this wholesaler is shopping the contract around for a quick profit, but plans on closing with cash if they have to.You just don't know.I have to admit that I've jumped to the same conclusion myself and got really upset because my offers weren't presented, or at least weren't presented fairly.

I have just recently started my investment journey At first I wanted to start by flipping single family properties but after doing some research I have come to the conclusion that I want to BRRR multi family (2-4) properties.

The only thing I am saying, is that you haven't followed his "recipe" verbatim, try that before settling on conclusions.