The author also teaches a course on negotiation at a major university.

I only had to show my Veteran's Universal Access card.

In the properties I've looked at, virtually, I have negative cash flow ranging from ($141 - $494) using 10% for vacancy, repairs, capx and pm.I appreciate any feedback you might have and thank you in advance for your time.

I'm about to close in on my first purchase which will be intended for student housing at one of the local universities [that my son happens to be attending - and interested in living in a group house instead of an apartment ... so it seemed a good choice as a starter for me].Here's my quandary:  As a mom paying the rent, I liked when my older son's residence included a utilities stipend [wording?]

Although I have a real estate license in California, I am not using it right now.Have virtually stumbled on to this forum, searching for the info that was posted, as in the subject line.  

And when I went to Coastal Carolina University, they were party central.  

Our friends from church provide a family atmosphere and a support network to university students and see it as a mission.

We’ve got access to top of the line technology to help sell homes including virtual walkthrough cameras, 3D home modeling software and birds eye view video and photography via drone.

I could see a lot of entry level folks working in those hospitals/universities being forced to go South due to rising rents in West Philly (by 30th Street and beyond) so Grays Ferry would be the natural progression to remain close and have reasonable rents.

On your next topic - we also have a lake side VR up for sale for $95K turnkey - it's a 1966 trailer so holds virtually no real estate value - but is in great shape, has great views, looks fab, brings in $23K year gross, very low maintenance, and has 8 years of 5 star reviews.