I am a nineteen-year-old college student majoring in finance.

I'm 2 years out of college, and I had two friends want to rent from me this past year.

and it's definitely in the best shape I've ever seen it (and I grew up in Dallas, went to college in Nashville, and lived in NYC for a few years).I personally am still investing here.Best wishes to you on your journey to real estate investing success!

As visible in many such threads, DFW is a very aggressive market with lot of investors (local, national, international).You can pick several paths for investing - based on your risk tolerance, investment objectives, age etc. 

Hii am just joined BiggerPockets and i would like to introduce myself briefly:I have several years of experience in international real estate investments, both residential and commercial.I own a company that helps individuals and companies to find the best buy to let investments opportunities (to maximise their return, in terms of rental yield and capital appreciation) or even for personal occupation as a main residence or holiday home.I have expertise in several international property markets, mainly in the UK but also in the United States (specially in New York, Los Angeles and Miami) and other overseas locations such Luxembourg, Malta, Dubai, Panama and Monaco.Thanks to my deep knowledge of the international property markets, i am able to find the best opportunities in the UK and overseas, according to my clients requirements and search criteria.Accordinjg to my expertise and skills, I would be happy to provide information and free advice to all the members, so should you need any information regarding international property investments, please do not hesitate to contact me.I look forward to hear from you !

Well bigger pockets hasn't let me down yet, so I am hoping someone can help me with this one.I found what I think is a pretty good deal, but it's just a little bit out of my grasp.Details:Asking price for the house is 149kIt is located on the campus of a college in Washington PA.

I grew up in San Diego, but have called Boise home since I graduated college.

Especially, if you've never done college rentals before.

Interwoven college towns, Ikea being built on the north side and businesses coming to offer jobs.

I'm looking in the Frostburg MD market which about an hour away but it's a college town with a significantly lower price point than where I live.