I would like to start building relationships with agents in this market not only for help finding my investments but also to pick your brain about this crazy market and economy we are in.

It also rules out some pretty nice areas that happen to be located on the edge of zip codes that would otherwise be C areas.I guess my general point is that zip code level analysis can be interesting, but isn't terribly effective for picking the best neighborhoods to invest in, or at least not here in San Antonio.

So if you pick the South Central PA market in which we are part of, so make sure you do your own research and know the market.

SFH you could pick one up but it would be older and possibly distressed (value add), but cash-flow positive.

Then I don't think I'd allow customers in to be able to look through the items, I think they would have you pick them up, or drop it off, and have them sign that it was dropped off, taking lots of pictures of the items for records, and then simply returning the items to the person when they need them again...perhaps the next semester. 

Open lawn and wooded acreage, chapel, in-ground pool, basketball court, 3 smaller residences, and 2 large residence/dormitory buildings with kitchen, dining, meeting, and recreation facilities!

Instead we stepped outside, chatted, and picked a number that would let us either complete a complete interior gut or just sell it as a teardown.

This property came at a really low price and I figured I'd pick it up and rent it for more cash flow.

Just pick a cabin you like with a ton of reviews.

If not, tell the tenants they can take a tiny slice from the wall (paint only) and if they take it to one of the big box stores, it can be matched so they can pick up a sample to do the touch up.