Hello All:An attorney has 2 properties FSBO as he is tired of dealing with college student rentals, an area I specialize in as I rent to about 70 college students.He currently rents Property #1 for $1050 (I can rent it for $2000) and he rents Property #2 for $1050 (I can rent for $1500).

Equivalents include a 4 year degree with a major or minor in real estate from an accredited college. 2.

I just graduated from college, moved out to the west coast, got a job and would like to get started owning my first property.

Gainesville is a college town and the rental market seems to be doing quite well and should continue to do so for a long time.So the question is, am I stupid to cash out on a fix and flip when I could probably turn it into a cash flowing rental instead?

Good news: After I am complete with my summer courses for college, I have decided not to enroll in the Fall semester.

I've got one more year of college left, meaning one year to absorb everything I can about RE.

I live in the Raleigh area and attending my last year of college.

A colleague of mine retired as Maintenance manager from an Industrial complex & was bored.He also owned a large warehouse that was bleeding him dry with transient tenants so we all sat around one night tossing out ideas & he decide to approach a couple of the local community colleges.

As I have stated in almost all my other forum posts, I am heading into college in the fall.

Would you suggest going the college route or building relationships with already established investors?