Anyway thanks for the support Marco and the great question @Aaron BassettLooking forward to following your progress...What areas are you looking in?

The best part is you have a 24hr. support team and it's free.

Schools where I am from came up with "suite" style living for all students so rent is inflated to say the least, trust me I know from experience.Any experience and guidance you guys have for start ups and first timers on here would be excellent.Thanks for the support guys!

Yesterday I was informed that it is very likely I will be traveling to Japan throughout the summer (possibly starting as soon as April) to support one of the projects we’re working on over there.The financial situation: I’m 25 years old, have no debt, earn 50k per year and have saved up 20k to invest in real estate.

I will try to link another thread which links another thread etc.Getting spousal or significant other's support.

I also had a few issues with support but not that big of a deal; I kind of moved away from that site but in the future maybe I'll try it again if I hear otherwise from people such as yourself.I only used this for one unit and over a short period of time... so it may have not been a long enough test run.

Argh.. but I'm only 1 year in this week as a realtor, and the support and education from my company has contributed to my success as realtor.it's a constant debate with myself, I really enjoy helping my investor clients and first time home buyers.

As for the tankless idea that @David Krulac raised, your gas line does have to be sized correctly to support the capacity needed by the tankless units.

It states the work in the common area and unit were FEMA supported.

The price is not "a bit" more.Also, make sure the electric service in the building will support electric heat.