I think with a 4 bedroom it really appeals to larger families or college students renting together.

Although, you may want to find out if you have someone willing to hold your license, if you're not going to be doing it as a full-time profession.

High quality tenants, often medical students.

As with any sales-type job/profession, you need to generate many leads until you get one to close.With seller financing there are risks carried by both sides and the seller has to be able to financially do this sort of deal. 

This didn't make sense to me as I had literally never seen that kind of cash flow on a listed property, so I called the broker.He told me a long story about how most of these houses had been purchased by parents of nearby USC students in 2008-2010 when the development was completed.

Same with every profession I’ve ever worked in.Assuming that the advice you are getting is genuine and I don’t see any blatant reason why you should assume different, there could be a bunch of honest reasons why you got that advice.

Students and retirees were the most frequent, and occasionally I would take rent prepayment from other people with, generally, special situations.

According to what I read online about the ASU expansion, the move will bring more than 300 graduate students, more than 100 staff and faculty members and hundreds of executive education participants into downtown Phoenix from around the United States and the world.

Love the potential for rental properties there with students, military, and factory a lot of options. 

It is pretty close to UTA so you may be able to do college students as well.I owned a primary in 76010 and then sold it in 2017, man do I wish I hung on to it and rented it out.