Having read many books and forum posts I am now in a position to actually get real life info from real property deal makers so I can then use that learning to enhance my portfolio of properties.I hope to visit the USA in July this year to further my learning and maybe do some deals.I am looking forward to learning lots!

We currently have a company visiting units once in 2 months.

I can assure you that I'm not calculating this incorrectly.  

Take your buyer with you during that visit.

You should also have your insurance agent visit the pool area and offer extra safety tips.

I do try to visit the local investing groups around town and hope to meet more BP folks soon! 

But having actually gone through the process of looking for a place with my daughter over the summer, if you want to go outside of dorms or the student apartments, you are looking at close to $1000/month for a 2-bedroom apartment less than a mile from campus, plus utilities (including deposits to set up accounts and time involved) and the need to bring all of your own stuff - which, from experience I can assure you is a major pain :)  We just moved my daughter in this past August and found out yesterday that her roommate is breaking the lease at the end of semester, forcing us to do the same ($1000 out the window).  

If two 30-year olds start off with the same savings rate and same investment options, I assure you, the one putting his money into life insurance and leveraging the cash value to do his investments will end up with far more retirement income by the time he retires.

I don't know what city your house is located but a nice 3/2 here in SoCal can cater to a family who wants to see and visit beautiful Orange County.

I recently visited Okemos and impressed by how big Michigan State University is.