Love to connect as I've got six properties in Port Charlotte that I'm looking to get an experienced property manager signed up

Before you sign anything, make sure your PM understands student housing specifically.

Those are more than likely cash buyers.You can find people/companies that will sell you cash buyers lists area dependent.Sign up for your local REIA meetings (I HATE those meetings) and networkThere are more ways but this is a good start.Remember, the best way to attract cash buyers is by having a great deal signed and wave that contract around.

Also, when signing any new leases, I recommend ensuring the term is slightly longer than one year.

I'm ready to sign up for pro as well, may I inquire about a promo code? 

There was no issues at all, she needed a business license through the city and I helped her get that signed off due to me being the owner, but never had an issue. 

I always did an amendment to the lease that the tenants sign new and old agreeing joe, jim and sally will be replaced by joe, jack and sue. all other terms the same.  

You have a right to be concerned.If he is the actual buyer, then have an attorney draft up the terms of the agreement and all parties sign.

He said they get around occupancy limitations by creating a co-living management company and then having the people who live in the house sign a membership agreement with that entity to pay "dues" to live in the house.

It incorporates a docu-sign type feature as well for signing and returning forms / leases back to us as well.