I'm primarily in smaller multi-family properties and haven't had any real interest in the student market.The prices are very attractive.

If there are you might not attract quality tenants as you cannot control how other landlords operate around you which is why I want full control of a development.

To mitigate your costs instead of mailing from overseas contact a Every Door Direct Mailer company, you will pay less postage and have a company print the flyers you designed.

An IRA that you inherited would have to be transferred into "Inherited IRA", it would be named in the name of the original owner of the IRA and you will be designated as the beneficiary. 2) I do not believe so, you would have to pull out RMD from an inherited IRA.3) You will be required to get the valuation of your IRA (which comes from all of the assets that you IRA owns), and depending on the provider you might be required to get the appraisal, while others would access value from a CMA.Hope this helps.

I want to be the one that creates the new design and then take action on making it happen.  

I am hoping this will attract families which would like to stay and rent for longer term.

But for sure Ralph, I need current rent and the inspector who has a few duplexes near by said the units absolutely could attract higher rates.  

The obvious is list it with a Realtor, but are there any different approaches that seem to be working.Though about just putting it on the MLS myself, I think you can pay a fee, and have it listed there without going through a Realtor.My goal is price it attractively a little below market, and try and get a quick sale. 

My first thought is that if I can generate a design for 6 houses and shared community green space(rather than individual yards).

I have always loved looking at houses and buildings, architecture and interior design.