I know that I’m not going to change your mind, but I’m a garbage man and my wife is a school teacher and I’m only 26 and right now we have around a $530,000 net worth.

There are several factors: Large Student Market:  Winston is home to several universities- Winston-Salem State University, Salem College, University of North Carolina School of the Arts, and Wake Forest University/ Wake Forest University School of Medicine.

The most competitive market segment is 250k to 450k, nice suburbs are between 500k and 800k and certain areas a good share of homes over one million, especially in the top school districts.The City of Milwaukee (Milwaukee proper) is about 580,000 people, Milwaukee County has 19 municipalities, many of the very affluent. 

Properties located in neighborhoods with diverse demographics tend to be more attractive to renters and buyers, which can result in higher property values and rental income.Quality of SchoolsThe quality of schools in a particular location can impact the demand for housing and rental properties.

This is how I got started in real estate while in engineering school.

Hey my names Kino, and I'm new in the Real Estate field and i’m more interested in wholesale real estate because I'm young and i’m trying to build money to invest into properties, Im 16 do online school so i have much free time to focus on business and cant wait to work with any future agents.

@Daniel Wong I lived in Muncie for 5 years during school and drove through all the time. 

I'm graduating High School in a month and I want to get straight into Real Estate, I'm 17 so until I'm 18 I'm unable to get my real estate license (though its not needed in the state of FL for assigning contracts) and I don't have an LLC that would allow me to sign REI documents. 

She supported me through school, and now that I'm stable in my career, I want to return the favor by helping her build a retirement nest egg.Her financial situation isn't ideal, with maybe only about $40K to her name and no significant assets.

The project has the potential to create approximately 11,500 jobs across Mecklenburg County.The significance of this development lies in Charlotte currently being the largest U.S. city without a four-year medical school.