It passed the House of Representatives in July 2025 and has been sent to the Senate, where it is now under consideration by the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs.

Ideally, I’d like to find a group with:Proven experience managing off-campus or near-campus housingStrong leasing and marketing systems for student turnover cyclesKnowledge of compliance, local ordinances, and campus partnershipsTransparent reporting and communicationWe’re exploring opportunities in this market and want to align early with a management team that understands the unique dynamics of student housing, high turnover, academic-year leasing, and community engagement.If you’ve worked with (or represent) a management company that fits that description, I’d love to hear recommendations or connect directly.Appreciate any insights you can share!

I represent a lot of buyers and I do communicate the value of turnkey - its worth about $20/ft hard cost, and about 2 months of mortgage payments/opportunity cost and whatever you value dozens of hours of your own time.Strong rental history is good but I do not place a ton of weight on that. 

Briefly, an LLC offers legal protection through separation of ownership, and an umbrella offers financial protection through the contract to represent and negotiate up to a set limit in interest of the underlying asset and owner.

You can't even buy a property without a legitimate owner or legal representative to sign a warranty deed.

Hey BP community 👋I spent the last several years running acquisitions for a single family rental fund that purchased and owned 10,000+ homes across 20+ U.S. markets, representing more than 2 billion dollars in real estate.

., schedule showings, & handle applications.Tenant Screening: Perform background checks & qualify select tenants based on predefined criteria.Tenant Move-In: Finalize leasing agreements, confirm move-in dates, conduct inspections, & collect rent & deposits.Rent Collection: Handle rent payments, late notices, & enforce late fees.Evictions: File paperwork, represent the owner in court, & coordinate with law enforcement.Legal: Advise on disputes, refer to attorneys, & ensure compliance with relevant legislation.Inspections: Conduct regular property inspections & send owners reports.Financial Management: Make payments (mortgage, HOA, etc.), maintain records, provide tax reports, & offer cash-flow statements.Maintenance & Repairs: Oversee maintenance, hire contractors, & monitor repairs & larger projects.Tenant Move-Out: Inspect, report on damages, return deposits, clean the unit, & re-list the property.** PM's - let me know if I missed anything!

Our new hospital, where I use to work as Lab Liaison/Customer Representative has been relocated very near with all other affiliated businesses and also new developments.  

Steeve Raymond you have represented yourself well here.

I do believe that this is something you can do for your own property, but am not sure if this is something you can do on another's behalf....as in representing a buyer/seller.