In Collin County more than 23% of adults 25 or older have at least a bachelors degree in science, engineering or a related field.But... like I said on another thread, I think they have already decided and are just trying to get the most giveaways they can get.

They DO NOT heat the water to a certain degree like a conventional water heater.

. :)  I just worry about these west coast folks buying one 40k rental in the mid west not really understanding the tenant demographic etc.. now Granted INdy is safer than say a 40k rental in Memphis that I agree with .. but its just a degree of safety .

Of course there is always a certain degree of risk with any arrangement, whether tenant pays each month or 12 months in advance.

There's a reason why professional PM's don't want to deal with section 8; it's because the program sucks, dealing with the housing offices suck and to a great degree the residents suck.

After graduating college with a degree in business I started working for the company immediately.

As a college student graduating in a year with an engineering degree, I would rather start an empire in real estate rental properties.

They're a wealth of information and in my estimation, the equivalent in a bachelor's degree in REI!

I have 1bd 600sqf unit the heat calculation calls for 25k btu, NO boiler is made below 50k, I have radiant pex in floor heating, so my temp can be set to 120-130.I hear that electric tankless water heaters are designed to take cold water and bring it up to 120 or whatever your setting is max 140but with radiant after awhile my return will be 110 and going back out 130 using very very few amps to heat those 20 degrees but how long will that last ?????

Provided that they're accredited, with that much cash, they could spread their investments around multiple deals and even multiple Sponsors, minimizing risk to an extreme degree.