Locals, what are your thoughts on the area near Mercedes benz Stadium and north of the Spelman College, etc??

We own a SFH about 100 miles away where we used to live in a college town.

Most people move in and out at the beginning/end of the month.When I was younger I was in a terrible apartment and I did a mid-month lease, but I paid up the full month at the previous place, and the full month at the new place.

If anyone has any pieces of advice they would be willing to share about getting started in real estate in a small town without having a lot of money (college student) that would be extremely helpful! 

Still, with a diverse employment base and three colleges inside the city limits, there's a lot to like about the tenant pool depending on your price range and overall strategy. 

There were some old ugly built storage units onsite for tenants.

Buy and hold, house flipping, wholesaling, small multi-family, lease options, land contracts, large multi-family, assisted living facilities, vacation rentals, corporate rentals, self storage, notes, mobile home parks, medical office buildings, turn key rentals, etc.Is your head spinning yet?

It ask them the basics like you mentioned and things like salary, people on that would be living there, previous and current landlord, dogs/pet info etc.You don't have to login to get the application and take a look at it.I charge a $40 application fee before paying to run the check.

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I went to NC State for grad school and got my start in real estate investing during that time also, college is a great time to get started.Definitely join TREIA and go to local REI meet ups, there are tons around here.