Hudson County is a great choice for the lower west side.

Of course you need to vet your potential renters very carefully and spell out all the detail in the contract but it does leave only the "pearls" top 3% of desirable  renters who you can count on to deliver consistent rent and not trash your place So your choice will be tough.  

My first property was a multifamily too; a great choice!

That takes time and effort, but if you find the right deal, you will find an investor.Your weapon of choice for that is BP.

Hi,I m willing to do a degree in real estate but don't have any idea that which one is preferable, i have 3 choices so far which are finance, management and development, also which one has more scope in future for jobs and business?

Shouldn't that be MY choice.

Let’s review: You decided to buy your own home, you made the choice early to offset expenses by looking at a multiple income property, you went to the homebuyer’s class, you went to see a lender and got pre-approved for a loan, you saved or arranged to have the necessary amount required to buy and you hunted, searched and analyzed more than a few properties in order to find a good one that would satisfy your criteria.Your next phase is to begin to realize that you are now responsible for the welfare of another family or person due to your willingness to become a landlord.

It wasn't my first choice to do this so soon, but starting out, I couldn't find another solution when purchasing properties in this price range.

It is a classic choice and you have a lot of options (standard, brick, herringbone, etc).

Well the obvious choice is real estate, here in Florida if that's your major you can skip out on some of the licensing requirements.