There is definitely excess supply for student rentals if you were looking to go that route, but people are still willing to pay ridiculous rents to be close to the square. 

Transfer excess proceeds you won’t need for your rentals to your personal account. 

It works by utilizing all excess dollars available that typically would not be generating a return, sitting in your checking/savings account to accelerate your freedom/debt free point4) Is this a strategy, education, or is it a product?

I'm confused about how a person who has an AGI in excess of $150K benefits on taxes by rental properties.  

I have been investing in similar types of projects, and the business model works a lot better in jurisdictions that aren't excessively tenant-friendly (in both laws and culture).

If you continue to have problems with the mold despite your expensive solution, your only chance of eradicating the problem permanently is to strip that apartment back to bare concrete, bleach the everlasting blankety-blank out of the rafters overhead, and refinish the entire place using the materials I've mentioned.I hope your solution ends the mold problem, as it WILL end the excessive humidity problem.

If such payments are made within the thirty-day period, forfeiture of the interest of the vendee shall not be enforced.Effective Date: 11-25-1969 .5313.06 Notice of forfeiture.Following expiration of the period of time provided in section 5313.05 of the Revised Code, forfeiture of the interest of a vendee in default under a land installment contract shall be initiated by the vendor or by his successor in interest, by serving or causing to be served on the vendee or his successor in interest, if known to the vendor or his successor in interest, a written notice which:5313.07 Proceeding for foreclosure and judicial sale.If the vendee of a land installment contract has paid in accordance with the terms of the contract for a period of five years or more from the date of the first payment or has paid toward the purchase price a total sum equal to or in excess of twenty per cent thereof, the vendor may recover possession of his property only by use of a proceeding for foreclosure and judicial sale of the foreclosed property as provided in section 2323.07 of the Revised Code.

The option fee has not been applied to anything and is not excessive (10%). 

Then if we decided to sell in 10 years we would split all profits in excesses of the 300k purchase price or all profits minus my 15% down?

Will I be subject to excess net passive income tax (I am understanding that this is 25% of my corporate gross.