(but they do exist) Would have to be under 400K for it all to balance out that way.All around that seems to be the most universal recommendation - As low a price as you can, as little down as you can, as many properties as you can.

I came across a deal that I think could be sweet but I just want to hear your thoughts.75k, 10% down, owner financing with a 5 year balloon.The property is a single-family home, 4/1, it is on the rougher side of town (C/D type) where some development as likely to happen (it is nearby universities)… The home already has a tenant, and central AC which is a plus… I like the idea of avoiding the bank, and this has been my preference for my other properties...it’s about $100 a square foot.

I do university rentals to athletes at a school that I have a few connections to.

University, Military Base, Large Employer, etc...If you are in Austin, then no prob.3.

I recommend going through the Frank Rolfe mobile home university before I would even consider this.

The major colleges, each is very unique and it's best to work with someone who is highly experienced and connected into that specific university area.

Usually, we can't do anything about it except rattle a saber as recourse is too costly.But in this case, the offending party happened to be a college professor from a local university, and plagiarism in publishing is a very big (and possibly careering ending) deal.

I manange a relatively small apartment complex close to a university, so basically I run a dorm.

Our area of interest is the neighborhood around the University of Houston.

It is a Duplex located near Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, MD.