Love your enthusiasm.

I love your enthusiasm and clear cut goals.

I appreciate your enthusiasm, and it's great that you are getting involved in RE at a young age, but you need to be realistic and understand that real estate investing is not a get rich quick scheme, it is a slow (but reliable) way to attain wealth over time.

I love your enthusiasm and am impressed that you know what you want to do as a college student!

Have enthusiasm and spread the word.

Congratulations on your enthusiasm and getting started.I haven't read the free ebook and I don't know who wrote it, but I deduce from many posts that I read that it is dated. 

My eyes lit up with enthusiasm and opportunity!

Anyway, had to share my enthusiasm about it, hopefully others can benefit from it as well. 

Enthusiasm - both were pushing that they were creative at finding the best way to play the loan approval game.

Rishel Consulting Group has a number of clients doing exactly what you asked, including one that has done a spectacular turnaround in Austin - and won MHI's award for Community of the Year in 2015.From our experience as consultants and having inside knowledge of client finances, successes, roadblocks, I would share this:It is going to take more money than just the funds it takes to purchase the homes and the community - quite a lot of it if you are going to do it correctly and rapidly.It is going to take a very well thought out marketing plan with real money budgeted to accomplish what the strategy requires.It is going to take a strong sales operation that is geared to substantially profit from each sale and to sell at a rate that generated real enthusiasm.