The good thing about Bradford is that it still has a healthy amount of multi fam's, as well as demanding a bit of a rental premium, and I feel that I would be able to focus almost exclusively in Bradford for purchases for a very long time.Let me know if there's something you'd want me to elaborate further on with regards to picking an area.As far as Worcester area, I used to live there when I first graduated college, 3-4 years ago. 

My name is Matt and I am about to graduate ASU with very little idea of what I want to do after I graduate.

I bought my first apartment complex just after graduation from college.

With working long hour weeks until I graduate and start in my field I'm on track for my first investment somewhere around 4 years from today. 

Selling Agent Commission:  Commissions are negotiable, however I would not be "selling" on a double close, so no agent's commission.School District: This district have three great magnet schools for: Fine Arts (100% graduation/scholarship rate; Elite Academics (IB/AP programs); and World Languages that do not require students to live in any particular boundary within the county.  

I graduated from college, not that it is mandatory, and I got a business degree that emphasized real estate.

I'm a recent college graduate with minimal cash on hand for the moment. 

I save up enough and recently graduated college a few months back.

Hello Bigger Pockets community,I recently graduated from college and started working full-time as a programmer.

I am a recent college graduate with a B.S. in Construction Management from Central Washington University and am currently working for a Marine construction contractor in the Tacoma area.