Stop looking when you find it.90% of the time a REI spends each day doing anything REI related, should be spent on Market Analysis.

I would not add a relative to get a bigger deal.

All of them would be relatively unusual, and it's probably best to consult a tax pro if you want to be certain.

All markets you list will still be cities with populations forever, and your exit will be to a resident in that market, so population growth/decline, employment drivers, etc are of less concern relative to a large, institutional sized apartment complex.  

Complement it with a solid lead provider, like virtual driving for dollars and you can balance the resources.4) JV with other wholesalers, brokerages or outsourcing firms.Together we are stronger, it's not only an inspirational quote, our clients have experienced that if you cooperate with other wholesalers or business relatives you can generate higher chances of putting deals together and generate steady flows of profit, at a higher level.

We have relatively flexible timing.  

I'm relatively new to RE investing but I purchased a duplex in greater Boston last year.

The answer really depends: presumably, the student loans carry a low interest rate relative to typical investment returns.  

Prices are still relatively low compared to many metropolitan areas, and we are on the growth train.Are you guys as optimistic as me?

The listing went live but then within 24 hours (unknown to anyone) the listing was automatically removed due to incomplete info relating to the number of bedrooms and bathroom.This allowed the apartment to be vacant for nearly 3 months.