@Przemyslaw Krol  what is your goal in going after landare you going to concentrate on infill highly desirable properties you can flip to infill builders.Or are you going to concentrate on low value Western US undeveloped land and try to buy for cash then carry back long term contracts on said land.Just curious what is going around these days.this land game is an old one just like all RE... and lord knows there are millions of worthless vacant parcels in the Western US>

Of course, like Mark said, you can find them anywhere, but these are certainly the concentration areas.

However, I want to concentrate more on finding deals. 

I have an MBA with a concentration in real estate development and I’ve learned more by reading books on Amazon than my degree.

Maybe you need to slow down on the RE investing, get another W-2 (even if it's part time), and concentrate on making your marriage work.

People looking for housing that they can afford are being pushed out in concentric circles as they search for lower price areas. 

I have talked a little with these investors about out of state syndication but I am now concentrating on getting them comfortable in investing locally.

Concentrate on being 15, then 16, then 17......You have a job, it's going to school, do the very best you can there first.Yes, if you're interested in real estate most of the related professions require college, finance is a very good path to take, so is engineering and law.Begin by studying real estate, not this investor stuff, this stuff can put you on the wrong track quickly, especially internet folklore from spin masters.Stick to text books and specific aspects written by qualified persons, lawyers, engineers, or by professional organizations for appraisers, real estate managers, title companies, ALTA, for an overview.

Hello,My name is Dane and I am a veteran, full time Business student with a concentration in entrepreneurship, and a budding real estate investor.

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