I will only work on deals that are a win for everyone involved.

In the end, its up to you to succeed and your tenacity to win.  

I'm a wholesaler who has closed numerous deals and have always focused on making it win/win for the buyer and seller.

So, the guy who uses it first, or with the strongest website links-wise will win that battle and likely do well with it, but any other people using that same content with no edits doesn't simply stand to not do as well - they're running the risk of a penalty.

You want someone doing your loan that will make a commission, because that person is going to be 100% dedicated to getting your deal done and to make sure you are completely happy.I will go price to price with credit unions all day and win the vast majority of the time.  

I am not a fan of excessive student loan debt  (think six figures with a degree in art history) but yours looks 1) manageable and at a reasonable level; 2) as stated above, it is very likely some of the lowest interest debt around; and 3) not sure it has been noted, but it is likely deductible, depending on your income level....so as the board says, the chance at appreciation, building equity, rent saving and more tax breaks as an owner occupant of a duplex, triplex or fourplex makes the investment win when you run the numbers over time.

On one side, I can't win either way, so I don't talk about it.

Nik,Assuming what they manage is large enough, your contract with them should include some sort of End of Year Bonus structure.     

Make that room a closet or just be very clear in describing the layout with pictures and a diagram to prevent negative reviews.Maybe market it as a 2 Bedroom with bonus sleeping area?

To me that might be a win-win too if they are not strong franchisers or business people.I really don;t know much about them other than I am in Texas.