Peter, We are working these markets,  any second and third level city on the coast to name a few Myrtle beach, Wilmington, all Grand Strand markets, Charleston, Hilton Head, Savannah GA, we are also active around second level city's with colleges in VA,NC,SC,GA.

It's just like that business professor at a college who is teaching students how to create their own business based on what a textbook says when he or she has never created a business, ever.

I've got some friends from college that stayed at home for a couple years after graduating (my brother even did this).  

I'm 21 years old and a senior in college. 

lolI could live semi-frugally but comfortably now w/ my RE income, but not with great international vacation, and not having w2 job in next year or two would hurt w/ loans on growing the portfolio..

I am interested in small multifamily units located in the college areas in Atlanta.

A little background:All through college my business partner and my self ran a construction company renovating other peoples kitchens , bathrooms, decks, etc. ( doing all the work ourselves). 

My name is John Byrne and I have been interested in Real Estate investing since I was a freshman in college about 10 years ago when I had my first run in with the Rich Dad, Poor Dad book series.

Now I understand that the property must be a primary residence in order for me to qualify for one of these loans, but I am a college student from Syracuse, NY but I'm currently residing in Bradford, Massachusetts.

Nestled in a quant college town with potential to rent out to local faculty or students.