@Justin True one more thing I just thought of here:  you should try downloading the Experian app and playing around with it. 

I’d want to have a couple of thought out exit strategies if you end up not liking the roommate play or want to move on.

I came from the single family space, and after a horrible eviction from my turn-key rental which cost me a $10,000 education, I'm happy to scale up where the professionals play--professional GP team and professional management and economies of scale.

There are ways to subsidize it, such as getting a seller credit, or taking a slightly higher interest rate in exchange for a lender credit to pay that and/or other costs and prepaids. 

I think you could take practically any industry and play out a scenario in which this will have a major effect on that industry and it's employees. 

Or an oil play like USO.Just hang on to your britches, and don't be surprised if you find yourself walking around naked at some point 😬

Since you don't drive a car looking through the rear view mirror, a list of cities ranked by cumulative returns is only so useful, but then it was fun to play around with regressions, tress, and some machine learning models to see what has driven cumulative returns.

You are basically forcing the city to play in a different sandbox. 

I am an athlete playing basketball abroad and for about 9-10 months out of the year I have a relatively decent amount as my monthly salary from my employer.

I'm not pursuing this in Denver because the cost to play is much higher and I feel confident being able to raise the capital necessary to do this in a cheaper market.