Purchase price: $214,000 Cash invested: $21,400 I purchased this property for my son to live in while he is in college.

Lately I've been tempted to flip but I keep reminding myself that steady cashflow in a strong market will ensure a comfortable retirement and will help put the kids through college" haha

I have a Associate Degree in a completely unrelated field.Seeing as how we are planning to make real estate the foundation of our day-to-day income stream and long-term "retirement" strategy, it feels as if making another change of profession is in the cards.

I currently have some searches in Highland, College terrace, University south, Palo alto, Santa Monica, Ocean park, Downtown north & Barron Park.

;-)I have owned and rented SFH since I was in College (I bought my first home, and then lived in it while collecting rent to pay the mortgage and make cash from my roomies.).

I saw the income potential in a college town and ability to add value.

Greetings,I am a 22-year-old college graduate with $110,000 saved up, no debt, a good credit score, and have been working full-time since July this year. 

In a survey of high school and college-age people by software firm Jobber last year, 75 percent said they would be interested in vocational schools offering paid, on-the-job training (WSJ).”And this idea of blue collar career interest was recently discussed on the All In Podcast, which includes a group of prominent Venture Capitalists.

When I was still active, the only time I would consider self-managing was when my tenants were college buddies and shipmates.

My in-laws live in Hope Mills and college bestie lived down the street from Bragg.