I'll talk with our tech guys about cleaning up the messaging on the emails so that's more clear.Also, I want to be clear that we do not ever touch investor money prior to closing.  

If after speaking with the landlord and/or viewing the property you decide that this is not a good opportunity for you at this time, keep in touch with him.

We always look to at least get 5k, otherwise we most likely won't touch it. 

We can keep in touch :)

I wouldn't rely on their value in your purchase but as @Paul Smythe touched on if you were or end up flipping consider that you're end buyers probably don't surf Biggerpockets and know how dubious those numbers can be.

I am a college senior graduating in May, 2017.

My 23yr old son is graduating from Iowa State in a few months and his church is planting a new church for college kids in Minneapolis this summer and he's going to be helping out with the music program for the startup (unpaid unfortunately).  

Collected 2 months rent so far and things look good.Trying to help my oldest "soon to graduate college" son get into a house hack in Minneapolis where he's moving this summer...maybe a 3+ bedroom SFH he can buy with little down and rent out the other bedrooms to friends/college students while he 'manages' the property.  

It's a job in most cases for the income stream and tends to take a high touch with involvement.The parks I would look at personally are in strong suburban areas where the city or county for the future land use plan wants to get rid of them.

Keep in mind, people have a hard time valuing something they cannot see, touch, or smell, despite the fact that having a newer roof is more important than a new kitchen.