Feel free to ask me questions, but understand I just study everyone else's answers who have followed the data.

What studies have these syndications done to determine future rent increase.

Currently, I work for a student housing real estate developer, and I'm studying some of his past deals and seeking new rehab and development opportunities near campuses throughout the Southeast US (predominantly).

Several years ago I was a licensed Real Estate Agent, I am currently studying the multifamily market as that is where I eventually want to be.

As a anecdotal case study, I'd love to hear what sort of disagreeable incidents led you to learn more about liens. 

The $1495 bootcamp you're talking about does include their home study course, and probably was worth the $1495 I paid for the home study course and bootcamp.

Site study, review of zoning, survey, can be anywhere from $2,000 to $5,000. 

I just finished listening to Podcast 188: Using 20+ Years of Studying Market Cycles to Buy Low & Sell High with David Gudmundsen and I am determined to be a real estate agent and investor who is  on top of how the market is doing beyond reading a monthly magazine and looking at the real estate inventory in terms of months!

I agree with @Brent Bowers and @Bill S. about getting comparable rental rates by studying the rates of available rentals out there.  

Hi there,Nearing the end of my studying for my brokers license via proschools.