I have a bed/bath criteria, sq ft criteria, garage, proximity to schools/retail, and property age.

The home is 1304 sq ft 4 bed 2 bath built in 1890.

I bought a SFR fully rehabbed. 5 bed 1 bath.

I know about the air mattress trick that will look like a bed for the bedrooms, but are there any similar tricks for living rooms?

Stories for another day.I’ve been working with student complexes for some years now and recently moved back to Tampa (where I started in 2010) to work directly for an owner on his 570-bed asset.

I have a few hurdles I am trying to figure out to complete my master plan:First of all I am unsure of what I am looking to purchase; 2 bed/1bed/studio/4 unit?

I have seen the good bad and the ugly so I personally think it comes down to how it is managed especially screening the students.I know a guy making a living with just have 2 detached homes each with 4 beds + 2 beds in basement and walking away with 6k a month net.

It would be a simple cash sale.https://www.redfin.com/MD/Capitol-Heights/311-69th-Pl-20743/home/11002975https://www.redfin.com/MD/Capitol-Heights/818-Kayak-Ave-20743/home/11000844311 69th, $94k, 2 bed, 2 bath, 1408 sf, 5000 sf lot, built 1965, 0.7 mile to metro, Low Crime818 Kayak, $78k, 3 bed, 2 bath, 1384 sf, 8000 sf lot, built 1937, 1 mile to metro, Med CrimeZillow says both rent for $1700/month.

Wake up saying, go to bed saying.

My Mom died in her own home / bed thanks to my Dad's UAW pension survivor benefit.