Late spring and early summer is usually busier because kids are out of school and there is better moving weather.

He told me he’s a property developer and that I should get my license and he will teach me the ropes when I’m licensed, so I signed up for school few days ago I start November 8th and since then I’ve been watching YouTube beginner videos and I found this podcast, so  I thought I’d post my story.

These cities tends to command quality tenants and they have great schools.

You have a lot of nicer suburbs in the NW burbs that have great schools and pricey homes.

My name is Santiago Ortega, I just graduated from school and I want to get into wholesaling, I’m almost done getting my real estate license so I have some knowledge on real estate in general.

I know at least for the next 2-3 years I can rent to my friends and then after graduation, being in a college town there should always be a steady influx of new people in need of housing.

They look for young and driven ivy league graduates.

It's these same racist attitudes that can keep us, (AAs), from getting loans to become homeowners, where our kids can get access to better schools, in turn affecting their higher education, & last, their standard of living as adults. 

In 2002 I was 19 and invested $50,000 I had saved to purchase a 5 unit apartment building across for Eastern Michigan Universities Business School.  

I hope to move full time into real estate after this school year.