So again, not really comparable.If I go by the Student Housing, it's roughly $5k per semester, totaling $10k for 2 semesters (aka for the year) PER STUDENT without a meal plan, so if I have 4 bedrooms, I can charge a maximum of about $834 per room per month, totaling in a rent of about $3,336/month, so I could charge about $3.2k/month, but I'm not sure it will rent because there isn't any true comps in the area.

If I were to get 5-7 separate mortgages, would the interest rate banks charge on each property likely go up?

I want to know what basic things to look for and what should concern me about the property while doing this initial walkthrough.

I'm being charged To Help pay for Vegas,  new Raider Stadium. 

Well..I'm paying cash for it initially. 

The thing is, based on our initial reading of the zoning laws we didnt think it would be possible at first but then we went to the permit office found out exactly what the limitations were and built around those limitations.

I can honestly tell you from my short time with them, if your lazy, don't have any communication skills and/or don't take any initiative to get off your butt and do it, the opportunity will pass right on by.

Find a floor man and ask him how much he charges for tile, wood, carpet. 

If you don't know common pitfalls with the construction of properties when you do an initial walkthrough you may be skeptical of certain attributes of a property.

They charge $37 per month for membership fee.