That is a great way to start learning.Secondly, if you don’t know what you are doing in real estate, it is kind of like gambling and your returns will likely be low or you may even lose money.One of the biggest benefits that the content that BiggerPockets has to offer is it teaches people how to identify good deals or properties where equity can be created in a relatively quick timeframe.

if they are going to seem to be able to delay an eviction for 4-5 months then its worth a gamble under the right circumstances.

Indianapolis is the sports capital of the country and also has a very strong convention business.

Orlando for example get lots of tourist groups that rent multiple homes at once or youth sports leagues coming for tournaments or foreign families that bring multi generations, so big homes do very well here, the smaller ones far outnumber the large ones and the ADR is very competitive. 

@Zeb B.Hey,I would look into the university’s sport schedule and the popularity of their are football and basketball programs (especially homecoming).

Being busy with school and sports can definitely make it hard to make time for investing.

@Michael Ealy, this is what makes the multifamily game such a great sport.

I believe by networking with local investors, listening to podcasts and taking advantage of the tons of information on bigger pockets you would be better off then taking a gamble on a coach.

#2 - Appreciation is more of a gamble and is making assumptions on the future. 

Because of the low humidity, evaporative cooling keeps the house comfortable even on the hottest days and is way less expensive that A/C. 2) Outdoor sports.