Having said all that, I do have a Bachelors degree in Business Administration, with a concentration in Real Estate.

My concentration is Wholesale at this point but look forward to Buy and Hold in the future.I am flexible.

I concentrated mainly on real estate sales until last year, when I started getting more serious about adding some REI into the mix.In 2013, I partnered with one of my clients, and we've been putting together a portfolio of rental properties - duplexes, town homes, and a condo so far - all owned by our LLC (soon to be many LLCs).Ideally, with BP, I'd like to learn, network, and hopefully contribute something worthwhile to the community.  

Yes, I am concentrating my effort out in the FAR exurbs (Huntsville, Riverside) areas, but I am amazed that people need good housing everywhere.

Again i am new so when I ask these questions I am trying to figure out where to concentrate  my efforts.

Concentrate on getting these tenants out.

Most of my business is concentrated in Franklin and Nash county. 

I think an undergraduate degree with a concentration in finance is a good choice whether you pursue a career investing in real estate or wall street. 

What I also like about owning a few different buildings is that I can leave most alone one year and concentrate on one, then move to the next, etc.

Hi, I am a new investor in Texas and I'd like to invest in Spring.My fist deal will be fix and flip single family house up to 200K.Which neighborhoods are the best to concentrate in?