@John Coleman We all learn from those that disagree, well stated.I think that if you take a look at College Heights, East Lynn Addition, Sherwood Forest & Nicholtown (now Eastover) The evidence would surely lend itself to the idea that the growth rate in Greenville coupled with the national urbanization trend will see these areas be gentrified within the next 18-24 months.

Spend some time at Home Depot or Lowe's, have a feel for material costs and speak to a couple of flippers or general contractors, be able to estimate labor with some degree of accuracy.Hope this helps!

The quadplexes are all owned by different owners so the properties have varying degrees of maintenance.

Missoula is a great area and has a constant stream of renters with UofM and Missoula College!

My goal is to rent it out by this summer and purchase another property and do house hacking in a college area. 

For example, I am selling a condo near Los Angeles because the Sellers want to use the money to help pay for baby #2 and having a night nanny and start a college fund. 

Bought a 3/2 in DFW for 220k and have been leasing out two of the beds to various friends and college students and it has covered my mortgage payment the entire time.

Even in my college days in the 70's, we only had 2 bedrooms with 4 people sharing a bathroom. 

There’s only one hotel nearby, and every time I go it’s full of families/parents visiting their college kids.

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