Hi Tiffany,I see East Flatbush as trending, especially along the 2 and 5 train to Brooklyn College.  

This is a great place to learn, but check out a local community college.

In 18 years, the cash flow will pay for her college degree! 

I've always been entrepreneurial, starting a couple of my own companies in college, but have found myself caught in cubicle life the last few years and I need a change.I've been involved in the construction side of the industry when I had my painting company or when I supervised a demolition company as a project manager.  

For Keene, given that I grew up in Claremont and Keene is much nicer, I don't really avoid any areas, more I look for walking distance to shops and the colleges.

Seems like you can pick up good cash flowing properties (2% rule even) near the college that students would want to live in, but there are also terrible areas right around the college you'd likely want to avoid.

Most new investors out of college will find it hard to come up with 20% of that after just a year or even two. 

I worked for a summer back in college days for Super Shuttle.

After college I moved out West and feel like I know that market better than any other in the Indy area.

I'm 22 years old, I work part time and I just started school at west la community college with the intention of transferring to a 4 year.