Inter library loan refers to returnable items that cannot be borrowed through in-network transfer, Point-to-Point, or Virtual.

(BTW: West Liberty University graduate here...) 

I'm virtually unkown so I don't want to go in the market unkown which would be difficult. 

Im in the UK and have already made steps to become a wholesaler virtually.

I want to attract professionals who wants to live near downtown, and this place is literally under 5 minutes to anywhere downtown, and also about 10-15 minutes to the university.

Time is the most valuable finite resource in the universe.

An added perk is I can track how many people click through to the virtual tour.

Yes, there is a higher administration component, but not necessarily higher turnover or maintenance costs.If you give a thorough search on the forums, you will find several threads discussing rooming and boarding houses in which we have addressed many of the pros and cons involved.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/81/topics/128...https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/61/topics/198...https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/432/topics/21...I could not find the specific one I wanted to reference {Mindy:  virtual cork board please}, but there are a few key things to keep in mind (based upon our experience):Zoning:  Most municipalities have tight zoning controls on rooming and boarding houses.  

IE  Garbage, Wine industry, Court reporting and   all sorts of niche's that don't look glamorous,  Or the high flyers in the TECH industry who many by the time they are mid 30S are rich by anyone standards.For Real estate specific... everyone measures their success differently. .you see this on BP.. some will say once I get to 5k a month positive I can retire.. the other number which seems to be pretty universal is 10k a month..

Effectively he collects 100% of the rents and damages for these rentals, but I should admit part of that may be because of the university he invest around (The University of Oregon) which is pretty affluent.