This would really be a long shot deal and not anything I would be bothered with unless you were talking significant sums of money, say in the mid 5 figures or more.

Experience is what makes an agent valuable, anticipating issues that are outside the norm and knowing how to deal with them. 24 deals per year is proficient, after 100 deals you know what you are doing.

This is your 1st deal/reno/ flip? 

We came up with a few questions we've been wondering.- Of course it's always important to find great deals, but how "great" is necessary for student rentals?

Currently trying to isolate a market to settle into and focus on while figuring out why nothing seems like a good deal even though I keep hearing there are deals in every market (i.e., trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong while analyzing properties). 

My 4 year equity in the home minus mortgage is at $1m, so it's a good deal IMO.

This is in the northern part of zip 44314.Do you happen to have any property manager contacts in the area, especially ones that know how to vet tenants properly and deal with the harsher conditions?

I have expanded one park but purchased 9 overall and I will tell you that you can get a much much better deal buying existing and scaling it.New parks are extremely time-demanding and take a lot of capital.

When vetting a potential dev. deal investment, pay close attention to the developers experience in the market and the number of deals they've successfully exited. 

I'm new to this platform and i'm looking to learn from anyone who is familiar with the triangle area and investment deals in general.