I think I may have found a way for multifamily investors, property managers, and apartment complex investors to capitalize on their tenant's monthly utility bills such as internet, electricity, phone, etc...

Let’s face it uncle @Paul Sandhu it’s because our jokes don’t always translate on the internet.

I'm sure @Christopher Moss is very aware of the areas of student housing that give the best return but the general Washington Park area of Providence is too broad.

He's probably getting all sorts of internet high fives.

I imagine the map and area opinions looking different today and want to get input where you think it has changed.I have done a lot of research and understand the broad concept of Northern and Western areas being the easiest and best to rent, but I am not looking to put an offer in over $175k and inventory seems limited right now.My agent is showing me a few places today mostly in the Birdtown/Cudell area since I would rather get something a little cheaper that needs next to nothing work, compared to something in the same price range needing rehab.

Every industry has bad actors, but that doesnt mean that you paint the entire industry with a broad brush and say its all bad.

I know some industries will be mostly immune to the internet as they will always needs a physical location such as a car repair shop for example.

The internet at our fingertips is a huge advantage.

I know this a broad question and it's driven by a lot of variables.

@Marcus Holloway a quick internet search can find you a list of approved 203K contractors in your area.