50 - 100 unit student housing apartmentsLocations : Whitewater, Marquette, UW-Milwaukee, MSOE, Waukesha Technical College, Madison Media Institute, UW-Parkside, University of Green Bay, and Milwaukee Area Technical college campuses.Over next 35 month-> Move about 53 newly built spec homes in Milwaukee county.Five star hotel having 98+ rooms very extremely near Florida Disney.Sports facility area housing local concerts,professional basketball, and etc

Sometimes with larger homes you can rent rooms to seniors, college students, etc.

Buyer is relocating to a new job at local college with income 50% less than previous job.

Make them take care of that internally.

In the meantime, I have been going through all the old podcasts to educate myself on what others have done right.As far as my own real estate background, I worked on some of my family's properties in College Park.

@Johnathan International investing is not my thing, at least so far.

I actually have a close friend (who's still in college) who owns two rental properties and manages them alongside his longtime girl friend who just happened to graduate from Marquette University with a Bachelors in Business and a whole bunch of other degrees, and they pitched an idea to me to start some sort of real estate business.

If I assume paying cash, monthly cash flow is higher ($670, assuming 8% vacancy rate), but internal rate of return over 30 years is less than 6%.

With the colleges here, typical vacancy rates for every landlord I have talked to is a practical 0%.

Originally posted by @Logan Zanki:If the value of the dollar (or any currency) devalues (or gets devalued) compared to another currency (and there are many reasons why a currency devaluation could occur -- internal fiscal crisis, external market forces etc.), there might be pressure for real estate prices to escalate.