Not saying this is the case with me but I can see how landlords might get this mentality after many years.

To do that I am going to have to break thru the mental barrier of securing private money and credit partners.

I think that's the wrong mentality, and even if you think you still want to give the perception of having a flat rate with everything (water, electric, sewer) included you should do something to start influencing behavior so that you can smooth out cash flow. 

More of a renter mentality in some areas of the midwest so it keeps the cost to rent ratio more favorable for an investor than you find in Utah.  

2 questions for all the great minds here at bigger pockets1. How long did it for you close your first deal? Im talking about the day you decided "im going to do this" to the day you actually closed on the first deal?2...

You're already mentally dividing your future profits, but what if I told you that 95% of first-time flippers lose money on their first deal?

Abundance mentality will teach you that all options are available to you.

@Jon Penton, congrats on your little one, and your "thinking ahead" mentality.

I'm having a mental moment I thought the kind BP community could assist with!

Have you contacted the schools/universities and/or faculties of same regarding this opportunity?