Wow, I wonder if the congregation considered chipping in a few bucks each to pay rent.

In fact, I went back and revisited this listing, pulled some comps, and it looks like it could rent for a couple bucks per sf + NNN.

It just seems like it's good honest people looking to help people out so we can all achieve our goals without trying to make a buck off of everybody.

@Mike Hurney We are having the parents sign leases and we want to attract Junior and seniors upper classmen they seem to be quieter more responsible and mature I have 2000 sq ft for five students Thanks for the responce

I have a few bucks in the bank and after reading several books and getting the "itch" again, I want to invest in real estate.

I want a better lifestyle but I'm not desperate to make a quick buck the unethical way.

I have a few bucks in the bank and after reading several books and getting the "itch" again, I want to invest in real estate.

I just spent about $60 (with shipping and everything) for the business cards, which next paycheck (maybe as late as next month) I'll be able to do something else to add to my marketing, unless I'm able to bring in a deal with canvasing.The "easy" and "cheap" marketing seems to run anywhere from what I spent above to a few hundred bucks.

I am interested in finding, fixing, and flipping houses specifically but I am up for anything and everything real estate if I can make a few bucks.

I live in Dubai and the market here isn't mature enough to bet on long term and is very costly ($10m's to do any sort of project).In Memphis, in very solid infill 80 year old neighborhoods, you can buy tear downs for about $300k (0.5 to 1 acre lots) and the sales price on new is $180-$200 once you get in the 6k+ foot range, can go up to $250 or so depending on lot.