Short term Perdiem is much more in that same location it’s 95 a day and they offer rooms for that also.

But, because of so much competition, those gains were short-lived, and impossible to replicate. 

I’ve been talking to a few local banks and it’s a mixed bag of responses: in general, they’ve offered very short (5 to 10 year) term loans for higher rates.

The school is reaching out to students overseas to fill the gap.Student rentals/rooms are going to be a lot harder to work with in the short-term. 

So cool to meet Nhi today, I learned a lot from the short hour at just 1 property site.

There are places like Indianapolis and Milwaukee with $50k duplexes that rent for $600/side.If your property isn't losing money and you want to keep it, I'd try to find a way to increase your rent (renovations, etc) or cut your costs (change insurance, refi, etc).As far as amortization, my feeling is that you either want no loan, a very short loan (so you will own it free and clear soon), or a very long loan (so you can cash-flow better).

Plan is to rent 2 unfurnished/6 mo leases + 2 furnished short term/AirBNB.My house just closed last week and now I'm in the process of fixing it up cosmetically (drywalling over old 50's ceiling tile, ripping up old carpet + refinishing the hardwood underneath, painting, new floors everywhere that doesn't have hardwood).

So ill try to make this short and to the point.

I do recommend a realtor that has been nothing short of extraordinary.   

She is open to owner finacing but it has to be short term and she still owes on the property, so she would have to take a second on the property, and I do not know how much the current balance is on the loan.