Sororities and Fraternities can provide you with a constant flow of tenants as long as they are recognized on campus. 

Flipping appears to be a simple business on the surface, and if you feel like gambling, it can be simple.

I would rather book the transactions as follows (assuming you have not finalized your books yet):To record payments made in 2017:Due from Insurance Claim     $ 2,890 DebitRepairs & maintenance          $   500  DebitCash                                                             $3390 CreditTo record cash from insuranceCash                    $2890 DebitDue from Insurance Claim   $2890 CreditIf you decide to keep the capitalization (if the repair has significantly increased the value or extends the life of the property), then you can recognize the cash as revenue from insurance claim.            

With that being said its getting quite competitive because others recognize the affordability.

He's an attorney and recognized expert in retirement planning, income tax mitigation and asset protection (among other things).http://www.lexbyers.com/I'd also suggest looking at other tax savings vehicles like others suggested including qualified plans (such as IRA's, 401K's, HSA's, etc) for your employees.

Instead, he bought the wrong property in 2007, he lost a lot of rent and his property devalued for years until it broke even around this year.HOWEVER... he did realize his error and resistance to the education he was taught.A few years back, he recognized that the kind of property I wanted the students to buy was in a hot neighborhood, Bed-Stuy Brooklyn.His Father had a 3-Family Brownstone that he was selling cheaply to a tenant who was taking advantage of him.Jermaine told me about it and I asked to speak with the Father.

I attended one of the monthly meetings thinking it was a networking event, and while I recognized immediately it was a marketing funnel tactic I decided to attend the 3 day event with the understanding that I would not purchase whatever he was selling at the end.

So I do think DMM will have its uses for years to come, even though it will eventually bow out to the tech savvy generations who recognize your very compelling case for SEO...I'd love to receive any resources you want to share.

If we use good business principles and don't STAY highly leveraged, which is really gambling, we don't have to be burned when the upswing of a cycle turns into a downturn. 

You're really gambling by pulling the tank yourself.