My 2 cents-Only pay a commission for properties you successfully close on (several hundred dollars is a good amount).Suitable candidates include:Soccer Moms- always chauffeuring kids around the neighborhood, strong social network with other Moms.Drug Dealers- they know where all the vacant properties are (I don't need to explain why) and cover a lot of distance in their various errands.Students- Usually on low incomes and are keen to take on part time jobs.Treat all these people special.

My tenant is babysitting kids, and my lease says no business activity!"  

Long story short, My family and I are planning on moving to my parents for personal and financial reasons (help with kids, and more disposable monthly income).

It's hard to prioritize, I NEED THIS TO WORK SO I'M WON'T BECOME HOMELESS and I'm not even kidding.

He died about 10 years ago.Cosmo's Kid Tony has Metro Readymix next to Parkview hospital.

Even senior year I don't remember any co-ed apartments other than married student housing which was on campus and controlled by the university.I don't know the CT differences on fair housing, or if fair housing applies to college kids.  

@Dawn Anastasi  Dawn  you got to be kidding.. you don't think everything that you laid out in your post of what goes into finding rehabbing etc is worth 7500. and you think that is taking advantage .

(im in maryland)- Buy Townhouse in maryland area- Buy Duplex- Buy single family home, get roommates to pay rent- Buy home in college park, rent out to kids in college

There are MANY professionals like me.Personally, I'd be more worried about kids in my rental, than dogs, but I'm an experienced dog Mom.And for the record, responsible pet lovers will NOT give up their dogs for you.

Maybe I'll try to listen...but kids.