This is pretty incredible success you've had, I hope I can replicate this in the very near future!

In my area, properties that go on the market go off incredibly fast, but I have been in many of these properties. 

This is an incredibly personal decision. 

They're not incredible but it's not a total deal breaker.

It's incredibly rare that students have or will bring their own IMO.My experience with common areas, renting by the room, etc is that is it a lot more work for not a lot of reward.

@Frances Marquez it’s virtual, so you can enjoy from your own home 😎@Adrienne Green is the POC—she’s incredible and a wealth of knowledge.

Event though the market is incredibly hot, the interest rates are what makes investing appealing right now. 

Question for the hive mind:I've just started to branch out into portfolio loans for my small multi-family purchases and most of the loan products I'm seeing local lenders offering make it seem incredibly difficult to achieve acceptable cash flow, even when some of the properties on the market hit the 1% rule or higher.For example, lenders are generally quoting me loans at 4.65-ish% interest on a 5-year term, amortized over 20 years, with an 80% LTV.The problem seems to be the 20 year amortization.

Buying your first deal sight unseen would be incredibly risky.

Hi -I have potential tenants who have looked at my place before moving in & seem to be incredibly picky, asking for all sorts of “fixes.”