All Forum Posts by: David Gamble

@Ned Carey

I’m definitely going to continue to pursue real estate while I’m in school. Thank you for the feed back

Thank you so much for the valuable information. I will definitely checkout Metrolina and reach out to you if I have any questions, once again Thank you.

@Chris T.

Hi Chris, thank you for welcoming me to BiggerPockets and it’s good to know that I’m not the only engineer that’s pursuing real estate investing in the Charlotte area. I’m available on the 8th of January to attain your event and I definitely will be there. Once again thank you for the response.

Hi everyone I’m new to the investment world I’m currently a college student pursuing a engineering degree in the Charlotte area and I’m looking to purchase a small multi family duplex to fourplex is there anyone on here that’s familiar with the area that’s willing to be a mentor? Any help will be greatly appreciate it.

@Ned Carey with an engineering co-op it’s not consistent income because it’s non continuous rotation until I graduate and once I graduate then I’ll be a regular full time employee. So he’s saying during the semester when I’m not completely a rotation how will I be generating income to pay the mortgage but like you said the plan is to have the other units one or two units occupied.

Hi Everyone my name is David Gamble and I’m a engineer students that has a year and a half left in school and I’m looking to purchase a multi family home which I’ll be living in one unit and will be renting out the other unit. I’m actually going on a engineering co-op this coming semester which will potential turn into a job offer after I graduate. When I spoke to a mortgage broker he stated that I should wait until I graduate to pursue a investment property because that’s not showing consistent income. Should I listen to him or should I keep pursuing investment properties now? He also said with the income I’ll be generating from my co-op I could afford a 200,000 investment property.