while was in grad school learned renting out spare room(s) to other students was the only option, cuz renting to general public generally brought lots of noise, partying, crying kids, family visiting for weeks months on end, parking crowding, etc.whereas college/grad kids usually come with a guarantee from parent(s) or even scholarship stipend plus do have to study alot depending on the major. even if ur not living in the building generally students studying for exams is great energy whereas couples fighting with babies in the background is the opposite and affected my studies and my sleep!

If this, very speculatively, years down the road, ever happened, I could see it being a positive for Cleveland, with only a 30 minute commute between the 2 cities.https://arstechnica.com/cars/2018/04/the-latest-hyperloop-feasibility-study-aims-to-connect-cleveland-and-chicago/

Then press into your strengths, focus your efforts on studying, becoming an expert in one area of REI at a time.  

Study on!

Real estate investing takes hard work, actual action to complete tasks, constant studying/learning, and many hours/days/weeks/months/years to be successful.

Hello Everybody, I have been snooping and studying the content on BP for a long while and have decided it's time to start.

Let's breakdown a few locations referenced.All of NJ* Pick up all the NJ Transits Stops Folders at Newark Penn Station and study the following* Express Stops back to NYC from all routes* Education for kids* Community involvement* TaxesGreater Philadelphia Market including SJ Hub Camden, Burlington & Gloucester Counties* What Neighborhoods in Philadelphia (55+ Designated Neighborhoods with a different renter in each)* Repurpose, Turn Key or Develop?

Without getting into too much detail, we've completed a feasibility study that determined that we could potentially build up to 7 stories (2 subgrade parking garage levels, main level retail, and residential above) but we have not gone any farther at this time.

He is waiting for my offer before he lists the property.In my feasibility study, I am using a model that assumes there's a demand for 7-8 sqft per person in the area.

I started studying to get my real estate license, as becoming a realtor may the route I need to pursue.What would you guys do in my position?