Additionally, developers are leaning toward more social and health amenities such as game rooms, pools and gyms that will fit in with both age groups healthy lifestyles.Key Takeaways: While metro areas have seen growth, suburban areas have as well To meet the increase in sheer numbers of renters, developers are focusing on amenity choices Some of the most successful developments are ones which have the best mix of conveniences."

I'm starting to realize all these big real estate groups have nothing but angles from selling the banks, mortgage companies, brokers and their "special program"  and then they tell you when you can't do it, your doing it wrong that's why your not getting results and as we know most people are capable of following programs that are "fool proof" so with that said I'm not a know it all but rather a realist in the theory their is no "free lunch". 

It is a niche you can promote in many ways on social media and should be a win for you.  

In a nutshell, they teach you to wholesale - and their unlimited funding is a Proof of Funds letter to facilitate a double closing.  

If your Property Manager is doing the hiring, their work comp policy will go over any uninsured vendors.3)  Have your PM send you proof of their work comp policy, and add you as an Additional Insured. 

Im 29 and am convinced that social security won't be there for me and i don't like the idea of my retirement being at the mercy of the stock market.

It was a buyer's market and, even then, it was hard to get brokers to pay attention to us, even though we could waive proof-of-funds at them with six zeros on it.We had to slowly network our way into the brokers' good graces.  

The current lender will likely Not consider financing you, short sale regulation issues.The current bank will require your offer go through the listing agent and Will require you show the ability to buy the property....pre approval from a lender, and perhaps proof of the down payment required.  

Also ask for proof of income, and a copy of their latest bank statement. 

Even crappy rentals can fetch $550 per bedroom and I think its pretty much recession proof as long as you stay within the University's free bus loop or walking distance to the U or the Capitol.