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Posted about 17 years ago

Positive Cashflow with Student Housing

A friend of mine just made this video whichshows you inside one of his Student Housingrentals that makes him over $2,000.00 amonth in PASSIVE INCOME... è    http://www.profcs.com/app/?af=1009262 He said he made this video because he neverhad a teacher that actually took him insidetheir investment properties, AND broke downstep-by step how they did the deal... So that's what he did for you in this quick,profit revealing, no fluff just straightcontent video... You'll see exactly how he makes over$2,000.00 EVERY MONTH on just 1 of hismany Student Housing rentals (and you'llget a sneak peak inside the property)... See for yourself by clicking here...--> http://www.profcs.com/app/?af=1009262 Talk to you soon, 

Coach Tristin

 PS: Doug did not make this video toimpress you... He made this video to IMPRESS UPON YOUthat TRUE Investors,(not Speculators) aremaking great PASSIVE INCOME investmentsin today's market. Check it out --> http://www.profcs.com/app/?af=1009262

Comments (4)

  1. James - This post is just a sales post for some affiliate program, nothing more. bleh

    Joshua D., about 17 years ago


  2. Typically college students rent by the room. You can get $400 to $500 per room. A duplex with 3 bedrooms per side will bring in minimum $2400 per month in my area! Especially if they are in walking distance of the college. The problem is trying to find properties that are selling at a realistic price! Chris

    Account Closed, about 17 years ago


  3. I agree what college kid can even afford 4-6K a month? And your video link takes me to a username and password page so I have no clue what that is all about and if you think I'm joining a membership site just to see some video you're nuts.

    James Hiddle, about 17 years ago


  4. Who will rent a unit for 2000.00 or more a month while they are in college? Even if they did, what are the expenses which average 50% or rent over time? This fact would mean that the student housing is actually renting for 4-6K each and every month! I believe your figures are way off here and I do not need to attend a seminar to know this!

    Jim Wineinger, about 17 years ago