That is the core problem with all of these AI real estate plays.

I would pick an area that is B/C class with a housing inventory that has some value to be added with strong rental demand and ideally low enough crime for you to feel comfortable going there at night.

File a written demand to terminate management services without penalty.

If it is too big, get more specific, if to small, go down in the age group... and play with it.Get a different number for each control group.. let's say you want to see if absentee owners really give you better results.... get a different number for absentee owners (but if your goal is to send them over to your site.. it wouldn't matter).An other good thing to do is go to your meeting or network here and ask local marketers what they have success with in your market.

As a general rule if it's a thriving and growing school there will be demand for housing but it's a very different business model especially for undergrad vs grad students and year round.

High Demand.

Your monthly payment is now much cheaper at $.50 and you will put a renter in the house who is paying you $.80 - so you will make $.30 a month in cash flow, which your girlfriend will demand you spend on her.

So I just don't know if the market is demanding more.

Do I play hardball and risk losing the deal or just accept to buy at my original full price offer?

your credit, and history, experience plays in to the rates, then 3. does the property cover all expenses with profit.