The neighborhood is outside of the typical student rental perimeter around the University.

I believe my first attempts at a real syndication will be very small deals, with non-accredited investors, so a 506(b) most likely.

A little background: I am currently attending the University of Nebraska Omaha getting my bachelors degree in business. 

If that is the university, that is a solid well developed area and a pretty afe bet as far as neighborhood.

The universe rewarded me by bringing me a qualified tenant within a week of the property hitting the market.I realized with everything going on right now my goal is to inspire more people from my community to get into real estate.

It is near Prarie View Texas A&M University, about 50 minutes from Houston, TX downtown.

I currently am in my final semester of graduate school at Georgetown University and I also work for Aetna Insurance.

I just recently started my freshman year at Syracuse University after taking a gap year and traveling the world.

I wanted something with a good amount of universities and hospitals, relatively close to NYC, and a blue collar economy that might not suffer as much from suburban flight due to covid.

I know that sounds crazy, but let's just pretend that is how the universe works.You should instead be storing your reserves away so the banks and private lenders will feel much better about lending you money on your next deal.I hope you can see the subtlety there and how shifting from savings for fear to savings for abundance will dramatically change your business.We don't use our own money in our deals.