I'm interested in connecting with other investors and investor-friendly real estate agents, focusing in MTRs in Kansas City.I'm interested in a 2-bedroom house (SFR or duplex), ideally near hospitals and/or universities and research centers.Are there any real estate agents you would recommend from personal experience?

I think that depends on personal philosophy, risk tolerance, the local market, the global economy and which way the wind is blowing.

I work for Global Realty Group LLC in Cibolo, we require it for our landlords and also like to be added to the tenants coverage plans as well.

there are tons of good youtube videos about oxford house and check out the Depaul University research about oxford house. 

Indiana University Health is building a new hospital downtown so that could be a potential market, travel RNs.

Due to the university, the ordinances are pretty restrictive.

On top of that, you have one of the biggest and best universities in the world here with Ohio State University.

University Credit Union, UTUnivest Bank, $100k per line and 10 yr drawUpstate Bank in Rochester NY, LOC up to 80%US Bank 80%.

The only situation where I've seen it become successful is around the universities, specifically temple because of the amount of multi inventory.

However, amidst the tough times, there lies a silver lining for bargain buyers and savvy investors.According to Ralph Rosenberg, a prominent figure in the global real estate investment scene, the problematic conditions that have plagued the multifamily market are expected to taper off after 2025.