@Anthony Bernabei ,  hope the best on your new life, Florida is the paradise for me and my family,  )I used to life in Cleveland and DC area) if you want to be an agent, you need to start meeting people, take the RE class in a local community college, also Orlando has a Great REIA that you can go and learn,  good luck 

I am currently in college and I have wanted to expand my investment portfolio into real estate for awhile.

Good evening I property that fell on my lap and wanted to see if is a deal it is a multifamily in a college area where the rooms rent for $500 a piece.

This area is close to down town Tucson, the University of Arizona, and Pima Community College.

I don't have a wife, kids and I'm going to college and working full time.

I have tons of respect and admiration for you taking massive action straight out of college and diving into the real estate game!

Okay i have 2 deals I am looking at for my second investment property both deals are 30 year loan, the mortgage price includes insurance and taxes.. 1)  first deal is 2 houses owned by one person that can be bought in a bundle, both priced at $30,000, they were $34000 and price went down, but the mortgage is calculated on the $34000, its in low income community near 2 colleges in KC, they have tenants in them lease ends in 6 months and have a property manager in place.

Long story short, I have been looking at buying mobile homes in my area, because I live in a college town and rents are pretty good for mobile homes here, and its something I have the money to get into.

I studied architecture in college, and now work for a builder/developer in Nashville, and recently started my real estate investing career.I purchased my first home on the outskirts of Nashville with the thought that I could "house hack" by renting it out on AirBnB.

Hi, I recently bought a property in the “college area”  sycamore and Roseburg area.