There is also information on subsidized homes or apartments for seniors, medical items, and other financial aid - in addition to for rent.

If anyone has any additional resources or a list of questions, I'd love to purchase a better study guide or book.  

Purchase price: $105,000 Cash invested: $109,000 Sale price: $270,000 2/1 at 644sf, [tear down/rebuild] converted to 2/2 at 942sf (New Framing, plumbing including main, roof, septic, hvac, foundation addition, grading, all new electrical, pocket doors, appliances, fencing) What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I understand your enthusiasm and the desire to get started, but if you're in college, don't have income or experience, focus on maximizing your current/future income or getting out of school with zero debt.

I would be aggressively saving to put away funds for the next purchase instead of taking out debt on a depreciating asset.

Would like to refi them and take out an additional $35mil.This loan could be one blanket loan for 13 individual loans or any combination your investors feel comfortable with.

Depending where your located there are smaller Farmers Mutual Companies (this not Farmers you see on tv) that may insure that risk, some times for an additional surcharge.

The cost for that is included in the lease as "additional rent" and must be paid along with the rent and late fee.

On the debt side I have a 9k car loan, and 7.5k on a zero interest credit card. 

What additional measures we need to take in order to rent by room ?