if the property breaks even, you should be OK since in theory there won't be any major capex for several years.

I am currently a full-term student, majoring in business management.

It’s a tertiary market, but has multiple major employers, the largest hospital in the state, and a university.

The vast majority of lawsuits against Landlords are for wrongful eviction, security deposit disputes, and Fair Housing Violations.

I own a property in the Disney market and co-host/manage another 25 in the area.Disney I think is a good market if your goals are more aligned with traditional long term real estate goals, and a bad market if your goals are more immediate gratification and short term cash flow.The major benefit of the Disney market is that it's about the safest market you can find from a long-term perspective. 

I’m a 21-year-old college student majoring in physics and economics, I am the president of the Commercial Real Estate Club at my University, and am preparing to enter the investment banking industry after graduation.

This is a small town in tx right off a major highway and could be good for tractor trailer parking...

A majority of our clients are out-of-state investors.

We have a small time manager that helps me to cut costs and worked with my dad for a little, and there are only 5 with a loan, a great majority are free and clear.

And keep in mind in a major metro area there will be investors and investor groups that will out bid you on anything that is remotely a deal.