Sugarhouse is a popular area for millennials and is near the university so you will get more college kids.

Hello all,I got started in real estate at 19 years old when I closed on a junky $59,500 barn-looking-house 4 miles away from the University of Michigan-Dearborn.

@Elliott SternI don't think there's a universal dollar amount because everyone is different.

About the only are in the city limits that are decent (C type properties) are around the University, but even there it can go by street or block. 

I attend the University of Alabama online full-time in the distance dietetics program, I work full-time at a high school as a para with special needs students, during the summer I farm a small plot and sell to farmers markets and restaurants, and I also talk to people in China to help them practice English 5-10 hours a week for extra money.

I attend the University of Alabama online full-time in the distance dietetics program, I work full-time at a high school as a para with special needs students, during the summer I farm a small plot and sell to farmers markets and restaurants, and I also talk to people in China to help them practice English 5-10 hours a week for extra money.

I explained that it is very hard for me to find people who want to move in during winter months when it is below zero and between university semesters. 

I currently own one rental in Fort Wayne and decided to pivot into West Lafayette and Lafayette area because it is much more stable and has a diverse workforce which prevented the area from being heavily affected in 2008 (I am also a student at Purdue University but have been in real estate for 3 years).

I am a recent Finance major from Indiana University and recently left a full time role in Las Vegas within Gaming and Hospitality to pursue my "passion" for commercial real estate investing.

We use an LLC when doing flips, especially with partnerships.One place that summarizes LLC fees by state is LLC University (Google it).