I am currently a sophomore in college and I am very interested in REI.

Any opinions on renting SFH in small college towns?

Hi everyone, I'm new to the forum and it looks like there's a lot of people that know a lot about real estate, so I figured I'd give this a try...I'm a junior in college, and I'm looking for a summer internship in commercial real estate investing and development.

I believe I have covered all the basis for the right type of international investor and those familiar with Costa Rica.

We've been studying up a bit these past few months, and I hope to have the property purchased by the time college starts for him, and before I deploy once more...Here's hoping!

In fact I'd say you need to rent the cheapest place you can find and cut all living expenses to the bone.Then get some education, whether it's college, trade school or what have you.

In the university area, 3br apartments would be in the $1K range.She will give me a $1000 clean-up credit towards purchase price.The strategy is to get the residential rented by advertising on bulletin boards at the med center (grad students/interns).Then advertise the property for sale as follows:FREE RETAIL SPACE FOR YOUR BUSINESS NEAR UNIVERSITY.orDistressed seller.

I moved out here a little over a year ago after college, and like I said just bought a house a few months ago.Although I am new to real estate, I would agree with that comment about Rochester.

We do deals primarily USA and some Internationally when feasible.

It's a pretty shafty college place.