Like I quickly learned after college, however, you don't really know anything until you actually, physically do it, so I am anxious (but slightly nervous) to get the ball rolling here in the next month or so.I won't go into the gory details of the business plan, but my general goal is to buy and hold cash flowing SFR's over the long term.

Re: Denton, I love college towns, especially when they are near big TX cities.

It is interesting to see that which I consider a problem can actually be a benefit in the right situations.I think Tom Sylvestor mentioned something to that affect in podcast 45. he said he started investing right after college & being young there were people who did not take him seriously but there were many others who were rooting for him & helped him along the way specifically because he was young.Ok world, Here I come!

Expectation would be that you stabilize and then refi internally with perm financing or have another bank take them out.

I've found a few properties which are located on a college campus.

Even if you manage this yourself, it takes time and effort to find renters and manage 4 units.If I assume 10% vacancy and 10% management fees, (may be high, but better to be conservative), I get net monthly cash flow of $561 and internal rate of return at 39%.Can you get and keep this rented?

I've lived in/near Dallas since college.

She took some interior design classes in college and loves to work with floor plans so it was a natural fit for her.

Her number is 859-802-7060The market is good here as far as jobs (hospital, Amazon, lots of factories, warehouses, government, international airport), population, universities, etc.

Although I am not in you area of VA, I took my classes at Alpha College of Real Estate and they offered in class ( 2 weeks-if I remember correctly) and online courses.