Real estate clubs are the best way to find a local lender, in my view.

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You'd have to describe the desirable area for me to sign off on a 4% cap.

In my view proper restoration would be the yard should be returned to state of previously. 

I've seen what "appear to be" good deals and bad deals all over MSP, but that's just from my point of view and I think both Dans are right on asking about your goals.  

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One area will be what you are describing.....the next block will be cool. 

What I am getting at is you are more likely to hit your target--if you can describe it more exactly.A good book to read that will help you figure things out more precisely is "Awaken the Giant Within" by Tony Robbins.If you read it and do the written questions, it will walk you through the steps to come up with a more specific goal than just "Looking to get into Real Estate".Then once you know a little more about what you want to do--there can be a lot of help in here for you.Another good book to read is "Rich Dad Poor Dad".Good Luck!

What you are describing doesn’t sound bad. 

I would be interested in hearing more about other student rental markets and individuals experiences operating before and during COVID.If you would be interested in talking more, comment below or describe your favourite Ontario student rental market and why?