However, IF they are filing their annual reports there is legit contact info which you said you found during the Internet search. 

. - I won't be close to the city when I get back home- Houses go for average $200,000- Renting rooms out for $450 not including utilities- City revolves around this University and is up and coming and hits really high on the charts for annual increase of the homes. - I'll be graduating in 2 years and will be buying my first house then to rent out.- This school is very popular for engineering students from college to transfer over (me being one of them) once they've completed their diplomas at college.

David,A1) At the rooming house, we offer three options: a) month-to-month lease, b) Academic year term lease (9-months) or c) annual lease.  

We hope to have 2-3 properties paid off by the end of this year, and would like to own at least 12 single family (rentals)/100K annual cashflow (gross) by the end of 2016.We are also considering adding a vacation rental sometime soon, likely in South Carolina, as well.

The California project will likely have costs at about $250/sf, and again, the profit potential would be huge if my friend wanted to sell it.I've made $25/sf on some specs and the returns have been around 50% annualized. 

The only fee  is a standard annual fee which is $49 - 10 year revolving period with a 15 year amortization period

I'm interested in buying a multifamily unit in Anaheim, but only like it if I can turn it into short term rentals rather than just annual leases.

Hello CT,If anyone is interested I'm in town today visiting friends and attending the 29th Annual Running of the Hartford 10B (10 Bars) Pub Crawl.  

Plan extravagant vacations annually, put it on a card7.

So that changes my calcs to $34,200 of annual income, $20,574 of operating expenses, and $13,626 of net income, about $7,000 less net income than your assumptions.