You are posting from College Station so you know our winters in texas are fairly short ( less usage) but either way I would compare cost of the heat pumps to regular furnace before deciding.

A bunch of recent college grads moving to NYC or San Francisco or Austin don’t constitute a trend, they’re merely continuing a tradition that started years ago.  

Purchase price: $105,000 Cash invested: $10,000 Sale price: $210,000 While in college, I had enough money saved to put 3% down on a property and make some small improvements.

I no longer own the Huntsville property, but that house hack was the first step toward what is now a portfolio of 26 units here in College Station, TX.100% house hack!!!

What really makes the difference in real estate investing is practical knowledge, networking, and hands-on experience.

After digging into state requirements, I’m starting to think some of their practices may not even comply with Department of Real Estate laws.

Finally, adhere to legal regulations and best practices to protect your investment and reputation.

I am a recent college grad and I'm looking to get started in real estate investing with a friend of mine who is also a recent grad.

Given I am in a college town and a lot of students find themselves between leases over the summer, during breaks etc.

I've been considering a property near one of my kid's colleges that is  currently a multifamily. 3 units: 2/1, 1/1, 1/1.