Honestly, while I haven't been doing this for decades like many folks here, I believe this is likely how real estate investing has always been.The last ~15 or so years were an anomaly and we may never see easy money like that again.

Long term rentals, I believe are the easiest, especially in a college town.

I also believe that your Lot area has to be a minimum size in order for it to be considered "by right"I remember that some of the reasons why I didn't convert duplex to triplex:1.

So I am a big believer in keeping up on the systems to make sure they are in top notch shape.

Oil Refining Capacity transfers through the Port of Mobile, which ranks the port as 10th in the U.S. for imports and total foreign trade, with a $10 billion impact on the local economy.- Walmart has just opened up a brand new distribution center consisting of 2.6 million square feet, and provides more than 750 new jobs.Economic Information -The City of Mobile has seen extensive revitalization and tremendous economic growth:Business/Corporate Sector- Construction of a new Airbus jet assembly line at the Mobile Aeroplex at Brookley should move forward rapidly during the coming year.

I would fact check this, but I believe that if you are attending school full time and living on campus, this house could still be considered your primary residence.

If there are 10 investors, you best believe some of them, if not, all of them will be on top of it to make sure that all the money put together is working for everyone.Once you do that, you will be open up to more opportunities that you might end up buying the properties yourself.

Guestly does it for $50/mo for one property I believe so I am going to check that out.

The sad truth is most in the BP community believe the horrible deal with favorable seller financing where zero out of pocket is required is a better real estate play than the great deal that requires traditional financing.

I started out as a copywriter and I'm huge believer that you can make or break a sale based on copy alone.