I firmly believe that is a terrible idea.

Place all "Do's and Don'ts" in the lease and Be firm!

Work closely with people in the community or a marketing firm (depending on the size of your project) to create a formidable marketing strategy.5.  

I thought I needed to add the fact that 80% of the deal is subject to the firm/lenders underwriting but it states that on the POF so is that not necessary?

As you mentioned you don’t have alotof capital, I’d recommend you both first get a firm hold on your finances and start building that nest egg.

Illegal or not, the woman may well be a fine person but it is my firm belief you are being lied to-for a reason. 

Personally, my firm has found a lot of success finding lucrative flips and rentals in North Philly (Strawberry Mansion/Brewerytown), Northeast Philly and West Philly.

Hi Zach,Your getting $35,000 a year for free for 3 years--that's a pretty good deal.The new Tesla factory in Austin is projecting worker pay at $35,000 a year, and they have to pay tax out of that.As long as a working won't mess up the free $35,000 after tax it's probably a good idea (but right now you don't have any idea how challenging law school will be for YOU personally time wise).You will probably need to invest in a professional wardrobe pretty soon, and if you're anticipating going with a big firm that can take a good sized bite out of your savings.Good Luck!

For three tax returns (fed, state, local), a MFJ couple with three rentals, that fee is reasonable for a NYC metro based firm, even assuming you take the standard deduction instead of itemizing, have no dependents, and no other activity other than the rentals and W-2s. 

I'm a firm believer of "You are what you think about" and the Law of Attraction, so to switch up the narrative a bit, I'm curious to hear from those who are willing to share, how has COVID POSITIVELY impacted YOU and/or YOUR REI strategy??