The addition of physics after the MBA just leaves me scratching my head (it's an interesting trio that may not be as marketable as you think).Sorry, now that I am done with that....I like the idea of investing in real estate while in college. 

My portfolio currently has a trio of 4-plex properties in the same neighborhood, for which I use a professional manager and oversee things from afar. 

Brent Dolan at Trio Commercial

:)I'd suggest making friends with someone at a  title company, they can send you a trio when you need one.

I just started reading the Millionaire Real Estate Investor and it talks about the dynamic Trio of Real Estate Investing.

Trio Towing Serv., Inc., 294 So. 2d 331, 332 (Fla. 3d DCA 1974) (citing 89 C.J.S.

@Brandon Gidicsin @Elin Anderson sounds like we trio need to have a coffee date.

these are not developers or those looking to split lots saying they relied on a listing for their lot size.. most who are doing value add lot splitting or developing will pull the county records.. or in our case order a trio that we will get in about 3 minutes on the computer for free from our local title company and that will have the tax records copy of the recorded plat map and last recorded Deed.. from there you can easily see how big the property is. 

@William Coet Not entirely sure as Poughkeepsie is fairly new to my radar, but largely I would reckon the trio of colleges nearby: Vassar, Marist, and Culinary Institute of America. 

After learning to play so many instruments over thirty + years, orchestrating for a trio is not a great accomplishment, LOL, but thanks, Bill