I recently moved to Arlington, VA after graduating university and starting a career in the financial services industry.  

I was born and raised in the greater Los Angeles area and graduated from university in 2012.

I don't agree that you need to graduate from investing in a single family to investing in 5 units or larger. 

I am sure some of the hires are getting on the job training or recent graduates of trade programs and may not have a lot of experience.  

I'm a recent graduate that's been saving up since the start of my first year of employment for my first rental property.

I think I've found a deal that will work for my scenario (house-hacking until I graduate college) but I would really like to get some input on my numbers, and I've got a few other questions about repairs and the ARV.

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:Account Closed Hi Jay - You and I have spoken ad nauseum about buying on either Sub2 - sell on a Wrap,  and buying on Sub2 - and selling on LO, and how you have rescued poor sellers from neophyte OR Guru Graduates buying on sub2.My advice w buying on sub2 for most people - get on title and either fix and resell or quickly resell for cash, cashing out the seller quickly of the existing financing. 

I have a degree and post graduate work at Yale, I do not drink or do drugs, BTW, I was simply over qualified for what was available. 

Finance graduate from UCF, 28 years old Currently run an importing business through AmazonLearning everything I can before my first duplex purchase 

@Marcus Gold, my son will enlist in the Marines when he graduates from high school in June 2017.