Hi, I'm a 2017 Binghamton alumni and am looking to start investing in student housing in the downtown Binghamton area.

Hello, I’m a college student who is looking to assist wholesalers who need help with listing properties on Facebook marketplace.

One thing for sure, most millennials will become renters forever due to a massive student loan and other debts.

There are so many factors contributing to it, but those scores are generally just reflecting how privileged the students are.

a school teacher?

You will see many posts out here that tells you that experience is the best teacher, just make sure though that you take some guidance with you along the way to maybe help you see things that you don't have the ability to see yet because of your inexperience.

You might consider Niche or Specialized Housing like student housing.

You can also post in local community groups, such as neighborhood associations or parent-teacher associations, to reach potential renters.Create a referral program: Consider implementing a referral program for current tenants.

Nothing replaces face to face at work and colleges make more money with on site students.

After a couple years of analysis paralysis, I have finally decided to take the plunge and invest in at least 1 property before the end of 2020.I found bigger pockets through Choose FI, a financial freedom podcast, and have been hooked after listening to my first episode.For my first property, I would ideally like to invest in a multi family or single family in either Baltimore City or county.The tenants I'm targeting are students and young professionals.I have worked with several real estate agents, but they either do not seem to know a lot about investing, or do not have enough time to even accommodate me to my requested showings.To the more experienced investors in the Baltimore area:Can anybody make any recommendations for smaller real estate investor meetups for 50 or less people?