She's willing to go to graduate school.RE agent and entry level PM would not be an options.Thank you!

If it is a larger house and the renter group is families consider that moving in the school year is less common.

This is apples and oranges.Evan, you are very wrong again.I am investigating syndication track records OUTSIDE my investment and most of them are busted.I could talk more but I just don't want to give name in public , so these are general statement.Dont just say everything is fine when public money lost money left and right, they are the one that makes you able to pay your kid's school.

I've walked in on Squatters, High school kids, former tenants, some rather angry Racoons, Stray Dogs and even one unhappy Deer.Even though I always knock, shout out throughout the house that I am there and who I am, try to keep an open escape route and continue to call out as I go.

I will soon graduate college with a degree in finance and accounting, I hold a PMP certification along with a few others and plan to work on my real estate license and maybe in the next couple years obtain a residential contactor license.

Purchase price: $70,000 Cash invested: $20,000 Sale price: $135,000 2 Bedroom 1 Bath 900 sqft fix and flip home located near public elementary school in an area that is getting fixed up.

That is natural lifecycle of any learning, as you move from elementary to high school, to college. 

There tends to be less competition from every day home owners who need to move in the spring/summer before the new school year starts and thus the possibility of having more leverage on sellers.

I'm considering SFH or Condo or townhouse to start with targeting local college/schools.

I went to school in Santa Barbara and now live and invest just over the hill from Sacramento in Reno, NV.