I'd be great to mmet you at ESADE, however, a quick coffee nearby my office would be easier.

It's a nice little pocket that is not nearly as expensive (yet) as all the bigger towns nearby.

Assuming I’ll end up speaking to an attorney.Here are my thoughts and what I’ve done:- I’d like to cover the utilities up to the the last 12 month average (tenants have verbally agreed to this) $465 per tenant it was originally $450, parking is going to be an issue, so I worked a deal out with business near by to use his parking lot for a small fee.- charge per bed and per person- I furnished the apartment - this is all for the downstairs apartment- I should probably see an attorney for a parking lease, the land owner is concerned he will be liable if there are ever any damages to one of my tenants cars.- Do other landlords provide cable/internet too?  

When you start, all you can do is read/educate a ton and stock pile cash for when you're ready to buy that first property.

The after repair value of the house would be 600k based on at least three nearby comps.

I’m a wholesaler located in Dover, Delaware, looking for deals in other nearby areas such as Philadelphia, PA, and certain areas through New Jersey and Maryland.

As they say in the ads for stocks, past performance is not a guarantee of future performance, but I know someone who bought a brand-new house in a new development in Florida from the same developer who had several successful, similar ones nearby.  

I own a 2-family in Leominster and under contract on another one in nearby Lunenburg.

So she basically leveled with him, offered him another townhouse nearby - but not in a comparable area - for less rent. 

Also doesn't pay for an attorney to travel to another state for a closing, and some title companies and lenders won't allow escrow closings, so I would say residential, keep it nearby the property.