Would a lease option be a good solution for you?

Google land trust and do your own research, but I am certain you will find that this is the solution to your problem.

I'm looking for a better solution to replace the other units I have that won't cost me a fortune.

They know I'm doing some real estate here and there and asked what might be a good solution to use some of the land.

There are numerous interesting LED recessed light solutions available in terms of 100 lumen/W or even higher, allied at interesting throw ability and light projection for LED recessed lights up to 100W.One such company that recently seems to be on the rise in this high power market is LedsUniverse, at least popping up on Google searches related to high power.Anybody heard anything about this company or tried their products?

They know I'm doing some real estate here and there and asked what might be a good solution to use some of the land.

They are polar opposites.Undergrads:These are teenagersFirst time living on their ownRent by the termSummer vacanciesShared living spaces leading to personality conflictsRead: Management nightmareGrad students:AdultsThe camp/party mentality is out of their system80+ hours/week educational obligationsPrefer their own unitMulti-year leases including summersUndergrad student housing can be very profitable if you do it right, but make sure you know what you're getting into from a management perspective and that you have a solution for high summer vacancy rates.

. #3 is easy, just help them see there is a solution that doesn't involve a foreclosure.

Thanks for the website, I've been researching for a solution and this one did not come up anywhere else.

That said, as an agent, my colleagues and I work to find the best property management solutions and resources to fill out an out of state investor's team here on the ground.