Is there a certain section that most undergrads/grads live? 

I grew up in Atlanta and went to MTSU for undergrad, so I was constantly driving through there.

Still asking around, I used to work at a bank during undergrad so I’ll be reaching out to my old coworkers as well!

I enjoy my job but would also like to have some feeling of controlling my own destiny and have the ability to make decisions about my future as I see fit.As I see it, there are two primary classes of rentals in my area: college students (which can be split into undergrad vs. grad students) and lower-income (in surrounding neighborhoods).

I am primarily interested in the Lubbock/Dallas, Texas area because I am from the Dallas area originally and I lived in Lubbock during my undergrad and now I am back there again to get my masters after serving in the military for 4 years.Happy hunting,Devin Harris

Undergrads in Business are a dime a dozen.

I went to the same undergrad as you and am in a similar position in terms of solid W2 income while investing on the side.

I graduated undergrad from MTSU and still go to Nashville a couple times a year.

@Joshua ScottIf you are looking to learn quickbooks, I would suggest taking a course on bookkeeping/quickbooks.They are normally taught in colleges as a continuing education class and you are not required to pursue a undergrad/graduate degree to attend the class.I think the class will be a couple hundred dollars but will be worth if you want to learn quickbooks/bookkeeping.Regarding your question, the note is an asset on the balance sheet.Everytime you receive a payment, the payment is partial income partial paydown of the note.It also may help to have your CPA review the books every quarter for the first year or two just to make sure its being done accurately.

I graduated undergrad from MTSU and still go back to NashVegas twice a year and say hi to friends, and of course eat at Demos'.Welcome to BP!