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The idea being to promote studying instead partying (potentially decreasing the damage/complaints on the property), incentivizing the tenant to stay throughout their college career (decreasing turnover/vacancy), and developing some additional motivation for a tenant to choose my property over another similar property. 

I am studying now and researching what I'm embarrassed to say I'd never heard of: 10% down funding on vacation homes.All thanks to you, much obliged!

If you CAN personally appraise that house because you’ve studied accurate and applicable SOLD comps for the last 4 months and have inspected it in person closely enough that you KNOW it’ll appraise low or high then this becomes and easy question to answer.

I studied and studied the comps every month and finally a comp came through that was exactly the price per sq ft that I needed to get the house to appraise ($115 per sq. ft. to be exact).  

My question is about income documentation for the cash out refi's that I will encounter, because I sure as heck won't do all this only to arrive there and discover that I was dreaming. 

Hope you discover a solution that I have not.

On the micro level, you can use this data to spot other opportunities, such as suburban infill lot building or room additions to maximize returns in areas where rental profits may not make sense.On the other hand, I apparently need to get out from behind my desk more often because this past week I re-discovered an entire community (in very competitive Los Angeles county, no less) that is ripe for picking: Alta Dena.

I hadn't heard that they had lost the home or had moved, so I googled around and discovered that they lost the home to foreclosure and it was put up for the first auction in Sept. of 2013.

Studying some property here in my area.