Scott The Book on Flipping Houses,The Book on Estimating ReHab Costshttp://www.biggerpockets.com/flippingbookYou might consider Niche or Specialized Housing like student housing.

Then they cry: "I can't find any good deals!"

It shouldn't be a major concern for me because I'll be renting to college students for the most part and I'm not purchasing in Baltimore.

thanks for the feedback. the reason i even considered this (despite the obvious potential headaches) is that i rent to college students in an off campus area where the highest speed internet is a highly sought after commodity, but most kids can't afford it. also they usually can only afford basic cable, which is why i thought premium tv + internet (phone is just included in the package deal) would be highly appealing. i thought about rolling into the rent, but what if future potential tenants don't want the particular "free" service that comes with the place - what would i do then?

It used to be that every high school student was given a Constitution test as well so that they would actually know the Constitution.

The kid wasn't crying.

Hello everyone, I currently have 3 units in Philadelphia, a duplex and a SFH. all are rented to students, SFH recently purchased but after rent increase and a few fixes it should be worth closer to 220K with mortgage around 135K the duplex is closer to 70% ltv worth about 450K.

Hi everyone, I have a question about how stock profit works.

Lets just say i invest in google for 1,000$. Would i get profit by the month, year, or is it something different from that?

For the students we leave shovels..

This policy excludes a student who made 1.2x the rent (part time job), without co-signer, but offered to prepay 9 months of rent on a 9 month lease.