Hey Johnny, At your age and with only one year left of college, it's important to focus on completing your studies while saving as much as possible.

Sounds good!  

It sounds like a valuable resource as I continue to delve deeper into real estate investing.I'm particularly interested in joining a motivated local investing group that specializes in buy & hold and multifamily properties too.

Oh this sounds like fun :) Miami can be tough for sure.

Sounds like you're on the right track.

Building the right team of strategic partners is key to effectively completing development/new construction projects.

The prices for a rehab are a great value (under $100,000) but I don't have time or mental energy to do a BRRRR (did a renovation in California and doing a rehab out of state doesn't sound appealing to me).

However, I do not start screening until the application is complete.

But sounds too good to be true. 

With the average apartment in my area ranging from about $1600 and up, having a mortgage rate between $1200-$1400 (again, rough numbers the lender provided me with) doesn't sound too bad considering my money would be going towards my investment and not just right out the window.Now all this sounds very intriguing considering I am ready and willing to take these steps, but with where I am at as an hourly wage employee living paycheck to paycheck, in a VERY expensive town to live in, the numbers just seem quite daunting.