Quote from @Sebastian Bennett: Areas near college campuses are good places to begin as is Center City and south philly.

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

With exception of the accountant, these individuals did not go to college with these careers in mind.She can use my properties to suppliment her income without a lot of work and, in my opinion, have a lot of fun doing it.

I am currently 18 and a full time student in college and was wondering if there are any ways to get into real estate investing with no money.

When police finally arrived the gang was all gone and police said this happens and finding them is almost impossible as they do not stay at any hotels and drive down from the Carolinas etc. to cause problems and mischief.I came back and took martial arts for decades and made it up to 3rd degree black belt.

I’ve been in this building for 5 years and have only had one real issue where a pipe burst due to -20 degree weather.

There's also the former option(college cities)-- like College Station, Waco, Baton Rouge.

There's tons of resources out there, and the annoying thing is that almost each one works to a certain degree. 

YEs, it's cheating, but you won't be the first who has done this.Side note - I never understood why a college degree counts for S**t towards being a GC.

Seller was easy to deal with, tenants were month to month, and the college was within walking distance How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?