The Chicago group is very supportive to each other, so you're in good hands.

I was thinking that in a hot spot, I would always have renters -near a university, Nashville, Austin, Atlanta, Denver...etc.

I turned my car into "car university" as I heard suggested on the Bigger Pockets podcast.

@Ross Dailey I’m an ABQ investor (not I’m student housing) but from what I’ve heard there is a strong demand in student housing especially around the university.

It takes them filling out the paperwork first, then you fill out your part.There should be a site in your state just for this, Im in Florida, so not sure of yours, but Google this;federally-funded emergency rental assistance relief program to support residents and businesses as they continue to recover and rebuild.Good luck!

I support what I want more of and, for me, that's people that are willing to work for what they have.

With 1150 rent should support up to 115k cash out at today’s rates.

The biggest question is "What is the wall supporting?". 

These might be factors but I'm not a lawyer, so I can't advise.Otherwise, you might seek legal advice/support or refuse to move in or pay rent until the issue is resolved.

I own a home in California (which I live in) and I want to start investing in real estate with the brrrr system, whats difficult for me to understand is if the bank will actually continue to lone you money when I keep buying properties, cause usually they want to see that your income can support the investment.