The investors who play the long game always make money is the moral of the story.

People that are set with these crazy low rates will look like geniuses 5+ years from now...IF that inflationary scenario plays out.

There may be good deals later after the effects of all this play out, but there's still good deals to be had now.  

I wasn’t too sure about the wholesaling thing, it’s just something I came across and I know CT house prices can get pretty high so I wasn’t sure how things would play out, especially for a beginner.

PercyRegarding his aversion to debt, he shared a few horror story situations that his father and uncle got caught in and as a result has chosen to play it ultra safe. 

You do see some new small MF going up in some of these areas, but I really never have gotten a good idea of what is really going in where.So I had a bit of downtime to play around, so I fired up Redfin and just played with some parameters. 

I realize these estimates will play into the CoCROI which is likely to have some effect on my willingness to purse a deal.

Below are the numbers I was playing with:Sales Price - $95kRehab - $25kTotal investment - $120kARV - $150Cash out Refi (80% of ARV) - $120kAs you can see my margin for error was slim to none.

Turn-over will be high, and you will need to market your property during the start of each semester as vacancies happen.This is just a few points, I just realized after typing these I can play the pros and cons game all night lol Students are a lot of work, but they are worth the return if you don't mind actually being a part of your "empire"

always wonder if that street name played a part of their deciding where to land....