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.

I live an hour and a half from L.A. and currently house hacking and I'm a bit glad that I am due to the prices there in L.A are extremely expensive.

And a "packie" is the local liquor store.