Hello and welcome to BP,  Depending on what you choose will effect your ability to get deals or leads.  

Make sure to take the time to have an up-to-date executive summary on your company and what you are looking for along with making sure to have your vendors, servicing company and attorneys lined up to help overcome questions that an asset manager might have as to your ability to close or follow through with the deal.  

When you rent to students you must have a parent co-signer and it is the parent you screen for ability to pay and ability to collect if payment stops.

As you might learn on this website it has much to learn as well as your ability to ask questions.  

You draw the line based on your abilities to manage the business.

I'm fairly confident in my ability to close a deal if I'm in front of someone, and, I can find funding, but the order of the process is intimidating.

I think with the lease and local laws I can find a easily justifiable way to pin this to both their backs, but I'll trade my right to leverage terms for a clean break and ability to move on.  

From the blogs to the podcasts to the posts, and the ability to ask specific real estate questions and receive fast answers, the resources found here can turn you into a well-versed real estate investor.Most real estate courses, coach sessions, guru seminars are scams, people using their marketing skills to pocket the everyday person's hard earned money.

I truly believe real estate has the ability to change lives, and I hope you guys find a good solution!

hmm, this answer would depend on what we are talking about...if it's "salary", i think most people would think 100k is a "lot".if it's investing, most people would think 500k is a lotif it's retirement, most people would think 2M is "enough".also depends on the area of the country... 100k per year in Michigan lets you pull multiple mortgages without a problem. in this case, i was talking about her ability to afford a new mortgage or two, have enough to rehab and then immediately pull another mortgage on a new house. i personally think that >800k per year is a lot. actually, i probably think of it as "enough", not a "lot"..