It really is a red hot market, and one I think would be a great one to get in on while you can.Secondly, in terms of groups I would start off with your local Real Estate Investor Association (REIA).

I am currently an undergraduate student and plan to move to Nashville for my internship at PWC next summer and then pursue my graduate degree afterwards.

It’s great too bc there’s no associated expenses.

The speed of closing associated with funding from a HML usually allows for you to secure more of a discount from the seller.

So run the numbers and follow what the math tells you.Yes, getting in now is definitely more expensive, but I don’t see prices coming back down significantly in the near future, and no one really knows what will happen… so to some degree it is a crap shoot on timing.  

On a traditional loans your credits cannot go towards your down payment to a degree usually just count on putting the minimum down on a loan as a down payment and negotiating other costs as a credit.

Buying the new house would mean you'd sell that in a few years when you moved to your forever home therefore adding in an extra set of realtor's fees and other costs associated with selling.If it was me, I'd stay as you are talking about moving in 5 years anyways. 

Many companies are now actually facing a labor shortage, which puts peoTest ple looking for jobs in a position of leverage when it comes to negotiating their compensation and benefits.testCollege graduates from the Class of 2022 should expect to see a big boost in hiring compared to the previous class, according to the National Association of Colleges and Employers.

Maybe check with your broker and/or realtor association?

Agent and investor in Galveston here and we LOVE the STR market on the island (Named the 2021 Best place to buy a beach house by the National Association of Realtors).