I'll do my best to keep it concise and interesting :)About me: - Interest in real estate started while in college (Rich Dad Poor Dad)- Worked in sales and management after graduating- Built a real estate investment portfolio part time while working full time- Quit my W-2 job after 3 years and went full time self employed- Started and sold a successful ECommerce business (Still partial ownership, but silent partner.  4-hour work week anyone?

Im a college student trying to learn as much as I can.

Hi all - I was wondering if anyone has any recommendations on general contractors in the Bryan/College Station, TX area (or those in the North Houston area willing to travel to College Station).

I have always wanted to own rental units in Tallahassee as I see an opportunity to rent by the room to college students from FSU, FAMU, and/or TCC.

I realized that after going through several years of college that I don't want to be spending the majority of my life working for someone. 

Each unit is 2bed/1.5 bath units rented for $850, 100% occupied, in College Station, Texas.

Your professional education requires effort and a maturity level beyond the level of college students attending frat parties or youthful happy go lucky work ethics.

I also went to college, not that it is mandatory, and I got a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

But, typically I've noticed many of the residential buyers base their purchase on their needs and can let their emotions get the best of them.Both require you to act in the best interest of your client, but there is much more black and white on the commercial side where numbers really drive investment sales pricing and can be influenced by micro and macro economic factors.If I were fresh out of college and living at home I'd get started on the commercial sales side.

I'm thinking about buying a college house and wanted to verify it's a good deal and it could get financing.