Its in the neighborhood of University of Penn.

Is there a universal contract that is used, or some sort of sample contract, if so, where can I get them?

Whether it's ways to wholesale "virtually" from abroad or by investing in somebody else's business which will give me a healthy return.

It was at a price that I can take on right now, and it was near a large university so I'm optimistic about rental opportunities.  

I live in Fayetteville and haven't seen many places where the numbers work.On a related note, for anyone in REI in Syracuse, I've been looking at properties in the University area and their prices seem to be a bit on the outrageous side ...

I will be graduating this weekend from the University of North Texas with a BBA in Business Administration and am currently working on a couple online courses through Kaplan to acquire my Texas Real Estate License.

fact is the way American gurus teach wholesaling its not legal in virtually every state in the union.. same rules apply.. entering into a contract with no ability to close is fraud in the inducement to contract.putting a property on the open market through website e mail blasts craigslist etc that you don't own is not legal without be a realtor.. we do need to remember this is all about the clever investor selling his program so he can drive his Lambo :)

The universe has delivered you here!

ZThat is virtually impossible in Rio or Sao Paulo so I'm assuming you're discussing a smaller town.

Single family rentals, fix and flip and buy and hold university apartments all have appeal and tax liens are pretty interesting as well.