I have a whole "Team" outside of that consisting of property managers, lenders, contractors, and other needed professionals that have worked well for me and my clients in this area. 

The website is great, very easy to use; and the people I interacted with were very professional, quick communication, everything you’d want....and then it went off the rails.

I am looking into buying a rental property in the Boston area (it does not need to actually be in Boston) but I want to be able to rent to students and young professionals, as I plan to do a micro-unit, coliving type arrangement, and they will be my target market.

I've had a few issues in the past with my professionals so I'm looking to hear about everyone's experience with whom they used.   

@Brandon Swartwood I would recommend starting with the ULI Guide To Professional Real estate Development.

If you go that way, I’d make sure a professional installs it and that you have a warranty which stipulates something about the repair time in the event of it breaking(in the dead of winter.

Considering the potential costs you mentioned are so high, I believe it is worth it to contact a professional. 

However, HUD came out with a memo in the 90's that stated that a living room could be used as sleeping quarters, therefore that would be 2 per bedroom plus one. 

It can be a nightmare believe it or not, to the point where a professional tenant can make your life hell.

Looking to connect with all types of real estate professionals and investors within the different markets of NJ.