With 10+ tenants I imagine the leases are usually written by the bedroom, but I'm open to hearing otherwise and how you've managed the logistics.I currently own a four bedroom house that is a student rental.

I haven't really tried calling any commercial gate installers, but I imagine they would charge me quite a bit.

Since I'm still new to RE, I imagine the Sharks would be more frustrating to talk about, although I am excited for the draft on Friday.

Once you have that experience though, you would have to imagine it would be an easier sell when soliciting your services.  

So as much as this is about investing, its also about trying to imagine where I want to be in 15 years, and what I want my life to look like.

I cannot imagine them being further away as we are learning a ton and being hands on with the property management. 

I imagine getting some property near such a big school like The Ohio State University would be pretty profitable.

If I were going to do wholesale I would probably shoot for closer to 65% ARV I would imagine 70% wouldn't leave enough meat on the bone for the end buyer.

I imagine most states are similar with some differences just to make it harder on us

But I'm assuming it should be something to protect the Broker for cases like this, because the one who is responsible is the Broker, and I imagine this is not the first case, so they should have some umbrella policy to protect them.