The University Circle area contains a tremendous rental market--we have two universities, three colleges, and a huge high-tech industry leading the state's job growth.I don't know the west side because I don't invest there.

Then I caught the bug… been wondering why I never paid attention to Real Estate until recently.I had some experience on the public side through several internships (dealing with stocks and bonds)… In college I took grant/loans and re-invested in stocks & bonds (probably shouldn’t say this here J).But Real Estate seems fun.

I've done a little investing, but after having been laid off from my day job again due to poor international economy I decided that I need to get on the path to self-employment and begin making things happen.I've spent some time browsing around the forums here, read the Ultimate Beginner's Guide, and am making my way through the Book on Flipping Houses.I look forward to networking here and learning from you.Good day,Brian

When I was given the address I was astonished because I recognized it as the parents of an old girlfriend from college days!

As far as my experience goes, I own a townhouse that I rent to students in my former college town since I graduated in 08.

Very few people make six figure incomes working for "the man".I own a duplex that I bought while in college.

College has pretty decent Real Estate classes.

Hi,I am a college student graduating in May 2014 with a degree in Civil Engineering.

Your goals to get enough money to put your daughter through college is definitely doable.

I've been interested in real estate investing since college but have not done any deals at this time (other than purchasing my family home).