If they were the victims here and paid a fee to rent here, then they should be able to supply a lease agreement and a cancelled check.Next I would get any contact info you can of the phony property manager who rented it and then send them a message from the victims asking if the PM has any other properties in the area because their cousin wants to move close to them as well.

There are now other houses currently available for rent in the area with the same number of beds and a similar sq footage.

A year ago, three people leased a three bedroom apartment, and a $350 fee was charged.  

We also have a 4.5% interest rate and a credit score of about 750. 

it seems as if option #1 allows you to quickly scale with less money (basically furniture and a security deposit) but has the downside of lower margins since you're not building equity.I've also thought of other ideas such as buying a few properties under a llc with several other investors, where the total cash per person would be the same as if you bought 1 property by yourself but it's diversified across different markets and reduced risk.

An example of a property I recently looked at in Torrington is a 3 family with off street parking, a 2 car garage and a shared driveway with 2 other properties, older home but it is well maintained.

The university has 3 semesters a year, and a 7 week summer term.

Hi there, my name is Nathan and a wonderful Irish fellow named Brendan introduced this website to my partner and I.He spoke very highly of this community online and I believe has done very well in his investments.I have one question and perhaps you can guide me.

I was inspired today by the most recent BP podcast, and as it states; I am training my self to think about "how  I can expedite  my goals to financial freedom VS making excuses and giving into fear and analysis paralysis. 

. $2.6 million is a lot of money and a lot of money could be further generated from it.