If your happy making $5k, adjust accordingly.

There are likely others depending on location (in certain parts of the south, I imagine there may be a rooming house clientele for ball players in spring training).Each clientele will be different to manage; each will have their own needs and wants and some will be more management intensive than others.  

I can see the added value of investing in the suburbs but at the same time (as a millennial) I am envisioning greater long-term opportunity in the city since most millennials prefer urban dwellings.I, myself, graduated a few years ago and still have some student loan debt, so I would prefer something that isn't terribly capital intensive.

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This will be a management intensive investment, especially the lease up period which could lake a while.

My takeaway on what happens to a successful real estate investor is that as they age and as the revenue stream grows to a level beyond what they expected when they started out, there’s a natural easing up on the intensity of focus on operations.

Or are you just going to get curiosity calls and/or labor intensive sellers trying to convince them to sell to you at a wholesale value.

But you can adjust them for expectations in your local market.

The rent, as stipulated in the lease agreement, is based on first year market rates and would adjust annually each year by the CPI index.

He laughed and agreed raccoons are covered, but the adjuster he sent out would likely wonder where the tire tracks on the body came from...Sorry - not really helpful to your actual problem, just commiserating.