Keep it simple and just concentrate on the average house or small apartment complex when looking for something to invest in.  

Concentrate on preparing for law school, this will probably be your last year to enjoy other activities for several years, because after school, you'll have the Bar, then you'll be hitting the desk working, hopefully you'll be busy. 

There are lots of deals in very concentrated areas.  

I'm currently concentrating in Easton area.

Concentrate on multi units and look into student rentals in the area of Belleville.Smaller towns do tend to have lower quality tenants but it always comes down to screening.

I met about 750 people that were in all of those classes I had to take and I did not concentrate enough on how the others could have helped me maybe.  

I'm hoping to pay the first one off as soon as possible using income from my job in the film industry and then start concentrating on the next.In the meantime however I want to concentrate on finding plenty more deals like these that have positive cashflow that I can pour back into the original mortgage and get it out of the way as soon as possible, all the while increasing the rent over the years.Finding finance at this stage has been very easy as I have no mortgage on my own house, I simply take 20% of the purchase price out of my own overdraft for the down payment, then borrow the full purchase amount in order to pay back the overdraft.Despite wanting to go large, I think I'll try and use these two properties to iron out my full landlording systems so when I do have multiple properties it doesn't turn into a disaster.Anyway, plenty of questions over the coming times- acquisition, management, financing.

Investors who flip properties concentrate on the purchase and subsequent resale of one property, or a group of properties.

Given the concentration of STR (6 out of 8), what sort of impact has it had on the neighborhood?

And for sure RE is fluid and dynamic  what we are all working on today may be a thing of the past in 24 months... just depends on what you like to concentrate on ...