I never cared for math in school,(NOW I CARE) but the more I dig in prospecting in 2020 going forward... the 'just go get a delinq tax/ect list' that every person tells every other person in real estate, is played out.

People will happily go where rent is cheaper, so I'm guessing outside of the city it's likely better schools/area, but renters care about their bottom line as #1.    

So I am looking for a Area or suburb next to the city even if it is a 45 min drive, that has low crime, decent schools and a possibility to buy a house for 100K.

Second is school ratings. 

However, right now, I am a team of one (plus an agent and am working on nailing down hard money lending options, a CPA, and attorney).I am looking for realistic projections for:  Net income per flip my first and second years  How long each flip will take the first and second years  Time investment required first year and second year- Background & Education: I'm a high school science and engineering teacher.

As you said, you're out of your depth so it's critical that you have the right partners to do this.Real estate investing is NOT like school.

Eventually, you'll get good enough to keep a "pulse" on what the rents are just by looking at where a house is and how many beds, baths, and schools. 

Hi All,I am somewhat new to BiggerPockets.com and as I've been learning more about investing and learning different strategies and techniques, one question that constantly comes up is: How can I do all of this while I am still in school (last year of college), and while working part time in order to support myself as I begin this exciting journey.

I am using old school spread sheets and I am out growing that fast.

We’ve bought several homes over the years, none of which were done through the eyes of an investor but through the eyes of a family wanting a certain home in a certain school district.