Most of the investors are buy and hold people and you can get good info.I agree regular agents do not know much about investing, so I suggest to work with a realtor/ investor agents.Multi units around the colleges are mostly expensive these days in Baltimore City, actually multi units are over priced all over the Baltimore City these days, so just be carefult not to pay too much.Good Luck!!!

@Livingston Lee Have you looked into college rentals around York College?

I have found that many college towns fit this model.

Having a college education doesn’t automatically prevent misunderstandings & mistakes.

Ok guys I just want to let you know that once I am done with college (thank god) next week I plan to make the transition part time wholesaling and part time waiter (30) hours a week..I am working on what I plan to do as a wholesaler to get me leads, my first thing is direct mail everyday, whether I handwrite letters 15-20 a day (about 90 minutes of my time) or send postcards all out of state owners with high equity.

Hi, for a basic real estate knowledge, has anyone ever checked out a college level real estate text book?

Mike 28, I'm a GC, flipper and own a college rental in the state of NY.

Myself and one partner are hairstylist and the other is in college at the moment.

I was actually a real estate major in college and one of my friends from school introduced me to BP.

I have five kids (and I know you have a big family); so, it's easy to find the goal for money...our burn rate is crazy high, particularly when you get into college, cars, and, frankly, looser spending than I prefer.