Selling a property one time wouldn't be considered any type of consistent or stable income.Do you have rental income from your properties claimed on schedule E?

@Tom Lafferty, I know we haven't yet connected on the phone, but I am an experienced operator and repositioned a 200+ unit deal in Dallas.if you want to talk strategy let's schedule a call.

I have a job lined in Baltimore for after graduation so I am looking at the surrounding areas.

In small towns we work deals 10 minutes to a major freeway 30 minutes to good jobs.  

Once you find the best candidate(s), walk the job site with them start trying to understand their side of the business a little.

The house is now being scheduled to be demolished by the city.

My interest with real estate investing has always been dormant ever since university, usually an interesting afterthought, due to my already stacked schedule.

I figured upon graduating and finding a job I would want to invest the money I make in Real Estate and create some residual income.

That is one job that is not always easy. 

My ultimate goal is to purchase and develop land in the ever receding outer exurbs in my region.Here is a little about my world of late: Home Automation and Security technology is developing at breakneck speeds these days and staying on the cutting edge is a full time job, especially when it comes to understanding the vulnerabilities associated with these new technologies (think "Hackers"...they really, really, really do wreak havoc..no joke).