I was contacted by their sales team and offered 100% financing of the tuition fee which will be around $15,000.

They also said they offer fully amortized long term loans!

All you can do is submit the sub-to offer in writing to the agent and send a copy to the seller as well.

I made an offer based on 2020 performance and they accepted it!

Other platforms that do the same are include RentRedi, Stessa, Avail, Innago, Apartments.com (formerly Cozy), and TenantCloud.If you want to go a more traditional sense and work with a more mature platform that doesn't bill your tenants you might look into Rentec Direct, Buildium, Appfolio, Propertyware, or Rent Manager.The best way for you to figure out which is going to work best for you is to explore their free trial (if offered).

These steps are learning, looking at the market, getting your money ready, picking your plan, getting a team, finding a place, checking it out, making an offer, and handling your investment.

If you want to be an armchair investor, you can probably find easier asset classes that will offer a better return despite what your initial spreadsheet numbers might be telling you.

I’d be happy to share my thoughts and offer any advice to you.I am an agent but also an investor.

Is this the typical renter's insurance which protects the renter's possessions or something else?

Those aren't always in the best locations (like next to railroad tracks) and on infill lots typically, but they're out there.Not sure where the MLS is wrong...they're there, but probably agents flagged them wrong somewhere that they don't show up in your search.