I have only studied tax lien and tax deeds that go on auctions and they expect to be paid right away.  

Hello everyone, my name is Jeph Cangé and I'm a newbie living in Atlanta studying film and theater.

I'm really inspired, and am studying everything real estate every minute I get, but HOW and WHERE do I get started in my situation?  

, even better than San Francisco at a still impressive 8.5%.http://kdvr.com/2015/04/14/study-denver-apartment-rent-increases-to-be-largest-in-u-s-this-year/

I have had multiple showings but have found no suitable tenants except one guy who said he would rent it if I let him start the lease on Feb. 10th instead.He seems qualified, wife is studying to be a doctor.What would you guys do?

You need to research and study more.

I am still studying at a university.

They keep me from making bad choices that I could later regret.Best of Success to Youps. take your time, don't be in a hurry and study much ---> there will always be lots of houses ;-)

First and foremost make sure you study your area.

Then study foreclosure laws for the states that interest you (for future acquisitions) and seller financing and other control techniques.Ultimately, when stateside, you'll want to buy properties off market (rather than MLS listings).