Granted, I only have two properties, but they are each provide a very healthy cash flow AND could be sold tomorrow at a handsome profit.  

On the other hand some tenants get swept up in the auction atmosphere and are pushed to apply so they don't miss out on what everyone else wants.

Desperation and bad tenants go hand in hand. Some

Without benefit of guru's, mentors, I bought 27 houses in 7 years, building a very handsome net worth.

They said it was risky, but I was investing with 20-25% down at really low prices, that cash flowed handsomely.

And pay you handsomely as well assuming there is enough room for them to hit their ROI goals.Once you've done that, approach the people that are doing a lot of business.

I work with A LOT of out of state investors, and making people money or helping them find their dream home or sell their home for a handsome profit is very rewarding personally.

As you are working through engineering school, you are positioning yourself to start your career with a handsome salary out of the gate.

When they stop working, they stop earning and/or the business dies.A well-run PM company will pay the Owner a handsome salary, produce a strong profit, and require little in the way of day-to-day responsibilities.

If you're in a position to sit and wait, you may be rewarded handsomely if this market suddenly remembers gravity still exists and bubbles can't be blown up forever....