I am a recent college grad and I'm looking to get started in real estate investing with a friend of mine who is also a recent grad.

I've been considering a property near one of my kid's colleges that is  currently a multifamily. 3 units: 2/1, 1/1, 1/1.

- Should I go to college part time?

I'm looking to buy a condo so I can rent it to my daughter and a roommate while in college and then continue to rent it out after she graduates. 

Given I am in a college town and a lot of students find themselves between leases over the summer, during breaks etc.

The location is prime—adjacent to a college that has experienced 37% population growth over the past five years.

I personally am in a college town and my target audience tends to be single travelers, and or couple(s) traveling to visit campus or visit their student at school.. so for me in my market the 1 bedroom / studio units are the best ROI in terms of occupancy and revenue per sqft, I believe. 3) I’d open up a convo with a few local hosts and see what their experiences have been and chat with them about their journey.

Use their tax advantage payroll savings to pay for their car, college, even clothing.2.  

Arlington, Lubbock, Denton, College Station, Edinburg, Ft.

I am 4.5 yrs out of college and work with a telecom real estate fund and have always wanted to invest in real estate on my own.