If your property falls into one of these locations, you may want to make it a corporate housing rental and tap into these lucrative opportunities.CASH FLOWWhile you will typically get a higher annual return with corporate housing, you don’t necessarily get the smooth cash flow that you would from a tenant who is signing a long-term lease.

The property rents for $1400 with tenants signed to a lease currently.  

I signed up for your "daily deal" email yesterday and was wondering if these are typically turn key opportunities or if you guys also deal with properties that are good candidates for the BRRRR strategy?

The issue with Cozy (which wasn't the case when we first signed up) is that they no longer give you a way to not accept 'partial' payments which can cause heartache when it comes to evictions.

If they say they would, tell them you will give them a written guarantee to install the fence if they sign a one-year lease at the higher rate.

If you are the high bidder at an auction on a property that is occupied, what are the steps required to either remove the occupant from the property or get them to sign a lease agreement?

Make sure it’s typed, signed and dated!

Seriously, sign me up!

A few tips I've heard repeatedly are:Have the students sign 1-year leases, no matter if they intend to be there over the Summer or not.Parents must co-sign on all leases.Learn the housing cycle for the school(s) you're targeting.

I actually signed an initial set of disclosure docs to agree to this rate for a duplex that I'm closing on.The lender reached out to me with new documents today stating that there is a change in loan terms.