Lackland area has more turnover because of the weekly graduations, colleges, and other attractions on that side of town.

well reality is the 200k has better schools  better tenant base to chose from and since your at the median or above not all the homes are being sold landlords the majority is going to owner occupied.. there by making nicer neighborhoods nicer streets and place were those premium tenants will want to live. 

I shifted focus but def plan on going back to the strategy and ultimately plan on graduating to deeds so I can acquire the land. 

Great schools, neighborhood and has things going for it plus exceptional access to major interstates and even downtown KC. 

I graduated with a Masters in Accounting a year ago but, the more I research I do on real estate the more interested I become.I was going to pursue my CPA, however, i’ve been considering a Real Estate License. 

I ignore them when sellers want to include them in closing terms for houses we buy.This may have been tuition in the school of real estate investing.

I went to school at Ohio State for engineering and have a minor in business and computer science.

The 22 yo graduates from college in computer science and says he is working on passive income this summer-wants to code something that earns passive income.

I’m starting realtor school soon.

Just finished a master's degree while working full time and came to a realization that more school (med school) would just mean more debt and more hours working for someone else.