Thanks for the tips everybody!

I've heard a few tips on the podcasts on how to make the rentals a bit tougher to stand up against the increased wear and tear they may go through with college students.

Thanks for the tips!

Investor Tip: Never borrow a Hard Money loan unless you are positive you can sell the property quickly.

If anyone has any tips, they would be most welcome.

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@David Solarz I think the most common approach is to pool investor(s) and/or partner(s).  

Consider adding any of your properties to be offered by reserve auction.Study the market, have a plan, know your spending limits.Form an investors group, pool cash for more buying power.As an investor always be prepared to do business.( keep contract offers with you, blank checks, screw gun, flashlight with good batteries pens and blank addendum).Wishing you good luck and successful investing. 

@Gail Kaitschuck, just a tip.

Hello everyone,I was looking at a property in Baltimore county that seems to fit right for a fix and flip but it has a pool and it has me thinking, would this be something that might turn buyers away?