Does anyone have any suggestions, advice or a strategy to share with me?

We were able to get a full assessment with suggestions to improve the terrain and building in order to support fire prevention.

For those that do not feel comfortable enough with excel to build out a tool on your own, I would suggest starting by taking excel courses focused on dynamic real estate modeling.

As a former house hacker myself, I'd suggest you try not to get too close (in terms of friendship) with your tenants - the tenant/landlord relationship can make it tricky to become friends.Do you have a price range or down payment amount that you're targeting?

hello harrison whom would you suggest for BRRRR properties in dfw?

I would suggest making some calls.

Without knowing the specifics of the Providence market, I would suggest researching the locations of other student housing providers (ex: https://the02908club.com/).

I suggest doing your own research for data and assumptions (like rent, vacancy, appreciation/depreciation, etc.) and not rely on AI. 

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So if your interest payment is $1000 then the servicer automatically ACH debits your account that plus the servicing fee (assuming you set up automatic payments as @Christian Ehlers suggests).