If you would like them to stay beyond (some future set date, ~ 30 days out), they would need to be screened, added to your lease and your lease amount would increase by $XX"Second, the moment calls for a review of your standard/existing lease language. 

Now with covid knocking down student populations in person on campus iit would take deep market study of each city/campus to see if there is a need or suplus of student housing AND the type.I think you are stuck with under-renting till next July/Aug.   

It wasn’t until I read their management agreements and they wouldn’t budge on language around me not being able to visit my property or sell it without their permission or their ability to change fees at anytime without an an option for me to terminate or 12 month term except the agreement survives if any tenant leases in place, which would require me to make my 4-plex 100% vacant to stop working with the PM.

Hopefully your lease has language which fines the tenant.

I think it's mainly based on how well and familiar they are with the "investor language." 

However, due to my dedication to my studies, I don’t have any income at the moment.However, I do have $35k and have been looking at some cash-flowing properties in Cleveland (the C and higher neighborhoods) and am interested in a DSCR loan.

A couple are1) Are you familiar with tax laws that are specific to real estate - real estate professional status, depreciation, cost segregation study, 1031 exchange, QOF, qualified business income deduction.

Can I use cost seg studies to accelerate depreciation and offset my personal taxes?

We need a cost segregation report for a 32-unit complex and this should be a must cheaper option but would like to hear from people who actually used their services.Thank you,Gerardo@Gerardo WaisbaumHi Gerardo - I personally use DIY for my own cost seg studies, even on larger buildings.

Today, the Los Angeles Aqueduct supplies a lot of LA’s water.About 15 years ago, a study estimated the cost to build a pipe from Las Vegas to a location in Northern Nevada where there is sufficient water at about $2B.