With the exception of a short semester abroad in Europe I have always lived around military bases/posts.

I have both apartments already fully rented for the Fall Semester, I am in the process of painting and doing minor repairs.

We will be putting it up for rent immediately but since we rent to college kids I don't expect that we will have tenants for the upcoming semester.

I used to service them during summers between college semesters.

I just got my school schedule for my first semester at CSULB.

Balancing school and the long hours it takes to build your own business (the latter half I'm confident you are all familiar with) has been a challenge, so I am taking a break from school over the next semester or two to focus on these endeavors!

I am STILL trudging along with that, taking only 6 hers per semester is causing it to take longer than I would like but I'm getting there.

You can just sign up for that one class, and take it over the course of a semester. 

Hello all,So I have been up researching throughout the forum since around 12 am (it's 4 now), and I was thinking about the possibilities of investing while still in college again.I am a freshman at Stevenson University and the end of our spring semester is May 17th.

Ask around for the average vacancy for your area, determine whether or not that's seasonal (based on semesters), and also make sure you're very familiar with the general rent ranges for comparable units.The owners will have rent statements for the property, along with leases and records for the maintenance, and while you're free to ask for proof of all those there's no requirement for disclosure for that stuff without an accepted contract that stipulates as much; hopefully your agent (and hopefully you're working with an investment-friendly Realtor) has good contracts for that kind of disclosure.