If you cannot find an affordable experienced "draughtsperson", you can probably find an engineering or architectural student at Carleton University.

I'm a recent college grad with 3 years of property management experience on a student rental duplex.

Some of the "note gurus" tell students about note purchasing inside of IRAs, but they don't really address the UBIT issues with respect to resales.

She is a part time student, part time job, and part time mom.

As someone who grew a property management company from scratch to manage student housing at Rutgers, I am torn on this issue.I either get clients who have struggled and thereby created a mess that I always untangle and make smooth, or I get clients who have never owned anything and don't understand how much work goes into it or the dynamics of the area.I think one poster put it perfectly earlier:"Time is money.

(on all three) Here's where I recommend all of my mentor students go to. 

I just posted about a student that paid $5400 for a class on "wholesaling" that taught BAD info. 

I am a motivated student at OSU Cascades and would love to attend a meet up.

I've tightened my game since the last time I rented to students, and I'm not sure how to go on this.

Then I moved to a 6 br house owned by a 23 year old man who lived there and rented to 6 or 7 college/grad students.