I am currently 18 and a full time student in college and was wondering if there are any ways to get into real estate investing with no money.

BiggerPockets groups —lots of solid resources and a supportive community here or at local REI meetups; you'll find folks willing to share tips (and maybe even some potential partners).Here are some other strategies that could also help you scale faster:Partnerships/Joint Ventures: Teaming up with others, especially experienced investors or people with capital but limited time.

Yes, you can ultimately own a property with little/nothing out of pocket when you're done - but when you reposition with today's rates even moderately leveraged stabilized assets can be hard to find cashflow with debt service and a realistic operating expense load.

My wife and I recently moved to Lynchburg, VA for work and will be living here for approximately a year and a half.

I believe a host profile with a face and a name also helped us avoid negative reviews, as guests are less likely to criticize an individual than a company.

Due to the fact that this neighborhood is lacking comps and a severe lack of development, Being conservative on size and cost there is more planning to be done. 2130 sqft down with an additional 565 sqft up.

@Camilo RestrepoI see your point too, but you have to pay Airbnb, Booking.com and a property manager anywhere in the world you invest.

If investors, you need experience and a strong understanding of how deals should be structured so that you can offer your investors adequate returns to meet their objectives while also having enough meat on the bone to be worth your efforts.

I also like the idea of using one of the units as a home base; this is smart planning and a good foundation to start with.In regard to Syracuse, you may have a leg up there as well since you live there with the Syracuse Land Bank.

I have great credit, killer salary, and a bunch saved up but still can't afford a 20% down payment on anything over 600k.