I also have 16 rentals (mostly student rentals) here, of which I've acquired all but 2 in the last year.

And both before were acquired without knowledge of real estate investment.

Sharing the data below and appreciate any advice on how you would forecast vacancy.For reference: I plan to acquire for cash flow and maintain as needed; no active development.Q3'16 Metro-Detroit Data; source: CBRESub-Market data specific to the building in question (classes A,B,C); source: listing broker(shows 8% vacancy)Historic Vacancy & Forecast specific to the building's submarket; source: listing brokerI requested historic data dating back to 2005 to observe how vacancy was effected by the last recession, but historic data was only available to 2012.

I am looking to acquire my Real Estate License.  

However i am a little nervous as to how this happens and what i should be doing when trying to acquire the money. 

Be good natured, summon your sense of humor and go with however they respond.I would often approach a job interview as a chance to make new friends rather than acquire a new income.

I've actually taken lines of credits out on many of my properties to acquire more instead of doing cash out refinances.

We recently acquired a property that was listed as a 3B/2B 3000 sq. ft.

Depending on how many units in a particular complex you can acquire, I have a client that has turned Erik and William's problem around by buying up a handful of units and then eventually taking majority control of the complex.  

Hey all, An investment strategy i am pursuing are properties i can acquire under 'Sub-to' terms.