We want to start purchasing some buy and hold SFR's OOS in A and B class neighborhoods within great school districts.

Things tend to slow down in the fall/winter because families are settled in for the school year.

@Philip Orwig I graduated from Old Orchard and Sylvania HS. 

I have two properties in St Johns and to me it is the best area to invest since it has the best school district in the state.

I’m going back to school full time in May, it’s 3 years cumulative so I won’t be working.

Call me old school I guess.   

I am about to graduate college and was thinking about looking for a duplex/triplex to start, but do not know which towns to start looking at as I am flexible with whichever area that may be.

Hi everyone, I'm new to Bigger Pockets, and I have a few questions that I'd be quite interested in getting some opinions on.For a little bit of context before I get started, I'm a college student in Louisville, KY with an internship that pays me quite well, so I'll actually have a significant amount of money saved and invested in index funds by the time I graduate. 

I no little about the place, but based upon the little I do know the following might make it viable:1) WDC in general seems to grow whatever else doesn't no matter what and the entire area benefits2) It's also the number one tele-commuting city in the country so daily commutes may not be a huge problem for many target tenants.3) Lovettsville itself has high personal income levels, quite low unemployment levels, many young professionals, excellent schools and was listed as one of Virginia's best cities to live.

I am a high school teacher in Colorado and I am always looking to help young people get started in real estate investing or help in any way I can.