The mediocre professors were either still "attempting to do" or "had never done" and it showed.In my undergrad experience the most successful professors, with the most awards, patents, research grants, etc. were AWFUL lecturers.  

I'm an electrical engineer and my undergrad was in Physics, I play the guitar/bass/drums, and I enjoy trail running and hiking and am getting into paddleboarding.I've lived in and around Lebanon for about 20 years now, so let me know if you have any questions about the area. 

I grew up in Atlanta but graduated undergrad from MTSU.

The undergrad and professional student population there makes it really easy to find tenants.

I forewent paying off my student loans from undergrad, etc. so I could buy leveraged real estate.

The other syndicator I mentioned in my previous post had no relevant industry experience before getting into the game, but he bought his own assets before taking outside money and has undergrad and grad business degrees from a top institution.

@Travis Hintzel It really depends on a few factors: 1) neighborhood dynamics 2) climate 3) bus route.I am the president of the Housing Corporation for the Fraternity which I was a part of during undergrad.  

I was intrigued by my landlord as an under grad how she had about 6 duplexes and charged $2000 per semester to everyone.I just would like to mimic that behavior.

However, I went back to school and finished my undergrad and then went on to get a Masters in International Real Estate.

Still asking around, I used to work at a bank during undergrad so I’ll be reaching out to my old coworkers as well!