Current stats:Credit 750+ with a good mix of credit cards, student loans, and auto loans. 

This was my understanding of the agents job from before I got into the business.In TN the agent did suggest properties- but mostly just by drawing my attention to stuff I was already seeing in the auto emails. 

The short answer is yes, but the mechanics of this deduction depend on your business model - i.e. landlord or flipper.

Many students are pushed by parents to go to college as they see it as a safety mechanism.

And for those who take the work on as someone you can outsource to, dont begrudge them...they provide skills and services for pay.Doctors fix people, mechanics fix cars, plumbers keep things moving When I am sick, and have a need for healthcare, I go to the doctor, not med school.

I see a lot of Meetup activities, but most tend to be tied to fees and membership, and ultimately appears to be selling a service/training/stuff.Curious to understand a better mechanism to network with other investors, and openly share info in a benign way, without the concern that someone is trying to sell you on the "next tier of membership".I'll let you know if I find any good ones!

Or have you automated it in any way to auto update?

I used to be able to get builders risk policies with a carrier that would auto-convert to a DP1 when the project was finished and tenanted. 

It required new foundation, mechanical, extensive framing repairs, etc.

You should also allow a % of the gross income for Vacancy - Management - Maintenance and additional money set aside for capital improvements such as roof, windows, mechanical, etc... depending on their current conditions.