I spent a few years on Oahu working my way thru community college.

hi hi,Everyone thinks that their market is not an easy one. and here is the way you should see it.I went to FIT for college.

My second contract is the actual contract I closed on.Crazy thing is, I didn’t see the house before I put contract in.I trusted that my agent knew exactly what I wanted by that time and I flew in to see the house during inspection-before close.STEP #5 Found the money  Now some would probably argue that this step should have been higher up on the food chain…BUT I am simply telling you my process.Being fresh out of college, I did not have the capital to pretty much buy ANYTHING cash-no matter how “cheap” the property was.What I did have was good credit and a job.

My interests lie in buy and hold, since there are college and university campuses around my area.  

As the title says, I'm 18 years old and will be going to college (ASU then TTU).

I remember when my own Dad died, unexpecantly, when I was in college. 

The town I will be moving to is a college town and properties can be quite expensive per cap rate.I guess what I am asking is should I A.

After college, Kevin continued to further his business knowledge and education by enrolling at The University of Maryland’s MBA (Masters in Business Administration) program through the Robert H.

I'm a recent college grad and want to start investing in real estate.

Having spoken to many investors, if I were to invest, I would look towards college student rentals.