If you were a 20 year old kid with these ideas and a meeting coming up with a guy like this, what would you ask?  

Anyway, I have to run my kids to soccer.

I'm still actively flipping on island but moved to San Diego last fall to prep for having our first kid (and to start doing deals here as well).

You should find some listings that look like they will turn a profit on paper and then do your homework.

And I've had an account with them since I was a young kid, at least two decades!!!

My goals for investing haven't changed in three decades, except that I'm older now (almost 57) and my kids are grown, married and have kids of their own.

I have heard Philadelphia has a solid student rental market but would like to keep away from that since these properties don't tend to appreciate much and kids can really put a strain on the properties. 

Your freedom speaks to me, as part of the reason I want to be a full-time investor is to have the freedom to be at every ball game, every event that my kids have, as well as the financial freedom that comes.

If we were looking at MLS houses,  I'd probably look at something like this: http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/4...Of course, you can't tell from the listing why it's priced lower than surrounding stuff.She's a teacher in the Muncie school district, so would like to stay in Muncie in a part that's not scary for her young kids.

Before these guys kill me, I was just kidding about the tradition although I'm sure they don't mind buying for everyone though.