Hello,I am graduating from business school June and will be moving to Charlotte full-time.

Down the road we will look at other schools and opportunities.I am happy to answer any questions you have on the asset class!

I would suggest to meticulously research the area in regards to the class of neighborhoods, school ratings, crime rates and demographics as some areas cash flow well but require more "management" due to the class of the neighborhoods.

Also, call me stupid if you will but I don't understand the connection between Tulum real estate and the gigafactory in Nuevo León.Maybe I'm old school but I stay away from speculation and I'm sticking with facts and figures.

Hope they don't have kids or work for the school district.

to be more specific, and probably old school, but i want a physical book there that people have access to.

Chris’ recent trip to IMN’s Build for Rent conference unexpectedly brought Chris back not only to his early real estate days, but also his high school days.

In a position when I had 55 k and to do a quick start, I would have partnered with a  high school friend, got a  DSCR loan with a LLC by pooling money together and have an exit strategy of a buyout after 3 years or so.

Indy house #1 (Class A) is in great suburb, good schools, low crime and appreciating home values, owned almost 11 years.

Thought about the UCLA Extension School, but I'm not sure it's worth the time investment/relevant to my short term goals(BRRRR, Flip, etc.).