It is the result you define in the lease I would not worry about how they do it Although you could put the tenant is solely responsible for acquisition and maintenance of equipment needed to maintain the premises in accordance with this provision.I don't provide lawn mowers but students get snow shovels.

. , I see, with the dental school student loans you have a deep hole (but as my daughter says (MD), you have a pretty big shovel with which to dig.)Your devotion, discipline and delayed gratification will serve you well.

We know will not be renewing the lease (which expires May 31) because we purchased it for our son, a UD student, to live in with tenants/friends of his choice so we will be in control next year.

I've been examining slightly distressed properties, with the hope of performing a good amount of renovations on the property to get a higher ARV.However, I'm a college student with little knowledge of the cost of maintenance/repairs on a home.

I use to have over $133,000 of student loan debt.

We file separately for a student loan strategy. 

Try listening to Real Estate Rookie episode 271. it is a story of how 2 students purchased investment real estate without a consistent source of income.

I have $280,000 in student loans and know that if I were to get a loan it would need to be a physician loan.

Do you have connections to find quality tenants (Tech grad students?)

Of course there is North Georgia College in Dahlonega as well so if it's close to that you might rent it to college students.