Student rentals are an art/science on their own and require a particular skill set.

With a bit of strategy, it’s possible to create a high-end look without overspending by focusing on durable, mid-range pieces and adding personality through art and lighting.

I'm almost 55 years old and I'm looking to create some retirement income.I've owned martial arts schools for 27 years and I'm ready to do something different.  

Big-bold art.

MY wife's degree is Art History, which is totally not related.

Potential partnersI think picking up the phone and talking to people is a lost art that is incredibly helpful to building a real estate business. 

I just bought his book "The Art of the Slow Flip".

Stocks, bonds, fine art, collectibles, and of course, real estate.And to do that, we borrow.

I also like pieces that can serve multiple purposes (e.g. modular coffee tables that the guests can move to better suit how they want to use the space, night stands with built-in USB A and C, art that doubles as lighting, etc.). 

I'm an avid student of martial arts & train everyday.