I recently graduated from Montclair State University as a Business major, and have to decided on real estate as my vehicle for accumulating passive income.

We are going to bring all our supporting documentation (move in sheet, move out sheet, move in and move out pictures) to the property management company, to dispute these charges. 

Small twist...with a wife and toddler to support, a sizable mortgage and a hefty school loans, I have little to no capital to invest myself!

Saying that, cash flow on homes is good in the Fayetteville area because of the university as you can rent by the bedroom.  

I have put together a plan and would like the communities feedback/ tips/ suggestions on if there's any holes in it.About me: I'm 23 and moved to Chicago a few years ago to attend university. 

I’ve heard lots of great stories from people I have met over the years, be it from flippers, commercial real estate investors, or just regular folks that are slowing building a portfolio of rental properties to support them in retirement.

If it is the later, then you can just sell the house, because each house had enough collateral to support the loan against the property.

The agent is going to try to come up with data to support their purchase price offer if that offer is below the minimum net proceeds of the bank.

There is no cost and no obligation to using anyone that speaks at the event, but you may end up wanting to add most or all of them to your support circle when you begin investing. 

I'm going to slowly pursue this through networking to see if anyone will know the right person to talk to at some of the smaller schools (Not major universities) and some of the recently transferred corporate offices, we get a lot of big businesses from Chicago that move down here.