Also, perhaps my estimation of the value of the core skills of the MBA is skewed - I studied finance in undergrad, and believe that I'm getting valuable business as I've started investing in real estate.

Not too much needed to be done to the property, and although this wasn't at the 2% goal for returns, it was in a great area full of young professionals and grad students (not a lot of undergrad students in this particular area) and was specifically purchased for the long haul as a rental.So far I've had to replace one water heater, have a leaking roof repaired due to combination of weather and "critters" (still need replace the drywall from the damaged albeit removed area) replace the sewer stack and 12 feet of pipe ingrown with roots, and now I've realized that at least two of the electrical meters are routed to the wrong unit.

I group them as follows:FreshmanSophomore-JuniorsSeniors/Fifth year seniors (still in undergrad)Graduate studentsThe reason for this is mainly based on maturity levels and mindset.  

I currently work as a lender at a banking institution (cant say the name, company policy), and I'm also working on my undergrad in finance at SVSU.My goals here are to ultimately learn from more experienced investors and even connect with some locally.

No undergrads with pets.  

I got started in real estate when I was in undergrad.

They are often beyond the partying phase of school, have shown to be more responsible and reliable than undergrads, and tend to renew if they stay in their program. 

Wife went to undergrad in Austin.

I am a Tech Alum (undergrad and graduate school) living in Katy, TX, now. 

Hey All, Maybe I'm getting a little ahead of myself but a 12 unit apartment building went on for sale ($1,375,000) right down the street from me and I'm super interested.2015 yearly expenses of about $14,500insurance at $8000Sewer $2000Water and trash: $3200ADT and Rottler $900Currently all units are leased at an average $975 a month (I think I can get this to $1000 based on its location next to my medical school and 2 large undergrad campuses)I'm extremely good at finding tenants as I have connections all over STL and have lived here for 22 years of my life, but I"ve just bought 2 rentals in the last 4 months and am under contract for a 3rd right now.