Being an asset instead of a liability because everyday is an opportunity which is truly the reward.

The buildings are on separate parcels and lender is willing to do individual 30 year fixed on each one or portfolio loan with 3/1 Arm amoritized over 30 years, both interest rates are just below 4%. 

Are there any value add opportunities such as individually metering each unit, for water and/ or electricity, so the tenants pay these expenses and not the landlord, or is the property already individually metered?

Everyone was already planning on putting down 15-20% when financing their individual purchase.  

But as they say, with risk - comes reward.

I believe me stating in the post "it's perfect for college students" is not necessarily an indication of preference, but merely an observation based on one individuals opinion.

Knowing the different type of mortgages and how many an individual person is able to obtain will be very beneficial to your investing career. 

On a personal level, I thought Bigger Pockets would be a great place to join to help myself network with others in the real estate community, and hopefully ultimately find a stable and rewarding career in which I can put my current talents to use, and acquire new ones as well.  

The same as an individual?

As for your question about getting your real estate license, everything I've heard in my research, it seems like it's a pretty individual decision.