I tried to make this reference in my earlier posts, but perhaps was unclear.In our small City (pop. 60K) there are two universities (pop. 15K) - a 3-bedroom or 4-bedroom apartment will let for the almost the same amount as a SFH with 3-4 bedrooms (1000 - 1600 vs 1100 - 1600/1800).

William,Thanks for the feedback.The soil will be tested - Fredericton is a university and government town and the area of the properties involved is not big-city "urbanized".

I believe my personal growth mindset combined with the skills that I have built through professional and university experiences could add value to your group of investors.

After all it wasn't our fault the universe did it to us and damn those ruthless business people out there that have us sign a contract that explains the benefits and consequences that go along with it.

Very enticing indeed.I am a civil engineer from Purdue University and have resided in the United States majority of my life.

The property is also near a university so I should not have a problem having it rented to that crowd for cashflow.Since the condo is non-warrantable, it will be harder to sell to the normal buyer.

Chris, I realize this post is sort of old so I'm not sure if you decided to take a leap into real estate investing with your downpayment, but a fairly safe investment you could try is near a local university or an out of state university.

I'm new to wholesaling but I'll give you a back story to allow you to kind of gauge my experience when responding.I graduated from the University of Nebraska Lincoln (GO BIG RED!)

Hello, My name is Josh Gatlin, I am a Junior studying Finance and Economics with a Real Estate focus at the University of Texas at Austin.

I graduated from The University of Houston a few years ago with a degree in Construction.