I've done student rentals in SFH land, and a turnover means a pretty decent rehab at a non-party college known for how little the students do outside of coursework (the athletics program is a running joke, the majority of the student body is actively hostile towards frats, etc).

Were you ever an athlete?

Most rooms are filled with athletes that are under the age of 21, so I don't think age is an issue.

as a professional athlete.

I'm a professional athlete from pittsburgh playing abroad and i plan on buying my first property when i get back. however, i'm concerned about loans and actually trying to purchase and manage it when i'll probably will be overseas 6+ months of the year. so my question is the possibility of trying to invest while playing overseas and how i could go about doing it, in leaning more towards long term buy and hold multi families properties to accmulate wealth overtime. so any help can be appreciated. p.s. i've been watching the forums and podcasts for a while so this is my first tackle on trying to put myself out there into the community

I'm a super fast learner, and am extremely coachable (DII student athlete) so am absolutely looking for someone, (or a few someones) who would be willing to spend some time with me and take me under their wing to help me get started.

I coach young athletes in my spare time, and giving these girls athletic as well as life skills brings me to a whole other level of joy!

I am obviously new to this and trying to get creative while being a D1 college athlete.

Business, like athletics, is run by those with a burning passion for the "sport", a desire to improve and learn, and an incredible work ethic@Pedro Martins I cannot agree with you more on the importance of getting a property manager in a C or D class neighborhood, if you are not familiar with the area or the people.

I have lived here for 8 years and I feel safe but I am also an athletic male with a 105 pound dog.