Like @Chad Urbshott, we also have both seller-financed notes against REOs we sold as well as numerous re-performing notes available every month or two.

Student loan debt is stacked against the consumer in numerous ways. 

My wife and I have a diversified  portfolio of stocks in numerous accounts as well as real estate.  

They are less numerous now that folks from Upper Canada are down here {over}paying for things ;-)   You will need to be prepared to either function as one of the "I don't really care" landlords or invest an additional 10 - 20K /unit into such properties.

I have also had to call numerous times because they were using the same photo on cover page for 3 other properties in the same resort which is unacceptable.

@Roger PoulinFirstly-genius ideaI had the same question a while back on SEC regulation D and 506 exemptionsI learned a ton on accredited investors, etc but I didn't quite get a yes or no answer to the above question. 

The whole point of some of these regulations is that lenders (bank or non-bank) are required to try, at the very least, to make credit available to EVERYONE.

And I can almost guarantee there is a very, very easy city code (if any code at all) from Colorado Springs (one of the most regulation-free towns in the country).

Front and back11- secure crawl space, install new hasp and new numeric pad lock 12- install new door bell and chime 13- add new 6x6 gable to front entry will require 2 posts to support gable.

I have an Illinois condo unit that I rent out and would like a second opinion about an issue that was debating with the HOA's property manager.The gist is that after signing new tenants to a lease I was hit with a $150 fee that wasn't in the rules and regulations for the HOA when I bought the unit.