The student loan fiasco is a big problem though, makes it harder for young families to buy.

I have gained tons of valuable knowledge and made many changes to my business model from reading and participating on the forum but I would have to say the most significant change would be the one to really become a student of long-term investment techniques instead of going after the "quick buck".

Our students are kicking butt too!

By the numbers:Rents: $2300: House $1400, Cottages: $450 eavacancy at near 0.0% because it is another student house that leases 6 months before start.loan: 25% dwn conventional, 6%3% closing$10k improvementsI come up with about a $160,600 1st D/TTaxes are $0.77/100 insurance about $300/yr.I can see offering a max of $195k.By the 50% rule I get about $185 positive monthly.does anyone else see this as a potential deal?

Direct Links to banks REO holdings, HUD, VA, Fannie, Freddie and all the fed govt agencies that find themselves in possession of real estate.

If you cannot find an affordable experienced "draughtsperson", you can probably find an engineering or architectural student at Carleton University.

I'm a recent college grad with 3 years of property management experience on a student rental duplex.

Some of the "note gurus" tell students about note purchasing inside of IRAs, but they don't really address the UBIT issues with respect to resales.

No wait first we must get back to a simpler time give up our worldly possessions and follow me to?

I've heard when you evict Jane Doe, and John Smith is an unauthorized tenant living with Jane, the Sheriff won't evict John or his possessions.