I have been investing for a couple of years now, and with all thanks to God, my business is growing, so I am looking to incorporate driven individuals into my business model to handle the increased workload.

They generally take good care of the home and I am able to find a new tenant with 1 week of vacancy or less.They will stay longer than the two individual roommate types, which are also okay.

These are credit stressed individuals that are still good people looking for a home..  

I think bigger pockets is awesome for connecting like-minded individuals.

If you would ever like to chat or meet and have some coffee give me  a call. 4402634198 I'd love to meet another like minded individual like myself, and who knows maybe one of us can help eachother with a new deal:)

We were going to try to sell the units or individually as town homes during construction and rent if they were not sold by completion.  

I personally think that a 4 bedroom would be hard to rent to students unless you did individual bedrooms.  

@Adam Schumacher, there was a similar thread started by another individual.

We are looking forward to LEARNING & NETWORKING with like-minded individuals while cultivating long-lasting relationships within the industry.

However, I know you have some limitations as to enter a Roth 401k if you make over like 130k a year... there's a loophole to put 5k a year even if you make more, but I don't know much more about this or other limits.I also calculated if you only buy 6 properties around 180k in value with 25% down (I estimated costs with closing and all to be around 60k and threw in another 20k for some repairs before renting or after) and you take loans for 15k and rent them for around 1.6k a month, taking into account expenses, I think you would have no cashflow, but at 15 years, you would generate 10.2k in rents, minus taxes, insurance and all that, I think it would be close to those 6k you would be living on at 65.