My tuition will be taken care of, but that leaves me with nothing left over for living expenses, so I'm hoping to have continual income from a place I'm familiar with (in this case the city I grew up in) while being otherwise able to focus on my studies.

I unfortunately had to evict a tenant who is friends with one of our City building inspectors… Now I'm being dragged into court for code violations on my apartment building.

Local Cap rate is 8% for Panama City, Fl.

Be sure to check with permitting for your city/county.

I won't share it it (anti-trust concerns) but I'll be happy to make a proposal for anyone doing SFR in one of our cities nationwide.

Seems as if that is my biggest barrier to enter the real estate game.      

Hello all,This is a first time post for me; I have been an active flipper/new build investor in the Twin Cities metro for a few years.

However, I have the price appreciations and I have included them below:Those cities have seen some massive price appreciations.Best,Brad

I looked on my city's website for rentals and the first item on the check list for inspection is that the unit must be vacant.

I need to buy one property before the end of the year and 4-5 next year and right now I cant find the one.... so like I said, there are a lot of assumptions, probably the biggest is property availability which meets your investment criteria.