After you place a tenant or two, it won't feel like a big deal.

After all, LTR typically have a lower MRR and will need to deal with evictions probably more often.

I am new in the real estate industry and want to see if you have any tips for a new agent, also any events or recommendation to start meeting people and getting more connected to the Real Estate world.

What are you estimating in terms of gross- and net yield on your student rental deal?

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

so if this is your very first deal - i would pass. 

So here is my question, I know a reputable firm that provides this service but how can I set up the 'business partnership' where they are my chosen vendor for this service without my clients trying to go behind my back to deal with them directly, thereby kicking me out the middle.

The fact that you’re not seeing positive cash flow for a few years is something to weigh carefully—sometimes a slightly better cash flow deal in a different area might be worth considering.

It's a great opportunity to buy them because you can get a smoking deal....but trying to sell them is incredibly hard right now.

I'm ultimately looking for 5+ unit deals but understand that 99.9% of the deals that come through are going to be SF and Duplexes, and that's okay.