Jordan,The 6 unit deal was $5,000 down and $145,000 amortized over 15 yrs. amortization is the repayment of loan principal over time.My main source of income has been through my lawn care business that I️ started my junior year of college.

A few colleges in my area started limiting when students can move off campus...like not till they're juniors or seniors...in prior years freshman, or at least sophomores, could live wherever they wanted....just something to consider...

My only reason for using would be to find any junior/second liens or judgments on a property.  

So, you're wanting to go to high school without going through grade school or junior high!

I'm a junior at FL State University and I was curious about purchasing a vacated gas station and flipping it.  

But, even within that highly desirable ISD, there are 3 elementary schools, 2 junior highs and 1 high school that are head and shoulders above the rest.  

Originally posted by @Junior Soares:Great work I love to hear stories like this.

There is a hospital, junior college, mall, etc. 

I suspect these may be junior liens or HOA's Or they are just so artificially low as to crate a bidding frenzy..which is kind of soup de jour these days.. start asking price so far below market you get 50 bidders and sale price goes for higher than market once everyone is in a frenzy

I'm currently a junior in college and looking to get a hands on experience in the real estate industry.