I'm currently looking into real estate investments as I am fascinated by the thought of monthly income through rental properties.To get to know me better: I'm currently 19 years old,  a physics student living in Germany and I just read an article about seller financing.Would it be possible that I start investing in rental property or do I need a real job first/assets?

Ive been buying and investing for many year but really need help stepping it up.I work in Florida Jacksonville and just recently Miami as well.I was born in Toronto Canada and I work in the USA.I'm looking for some help.I'm looking to purchase multi unit Apartment(s) as a buy and hold and would like to get a good funding source that allows me to use as little funds to make the purchase as possible but I'm very open to advice etc. 

Not sure if it's possible to send emails to individual people.That should be a good start.

Always do the math analysis and try to look at all properties if you have the time to look at prospective properties before you make an offer or at least have a clause in the sales contract that allows you the time (about 10 days) to make a detailed inspection on the prospective property and possibly get out of the deal without a penalty that will hurt you too much.Do not try to do everything yourself.  

If you dont work in an industry where loan forgiveness is possible (education usually), do some research in to private fixed loan consolidation.

I would also contact the local Sec 8 office about the possible drug use.

If we sold we would likely move back to the states in two year in the hopes of buying another property with the proceeds from our sale after the market possibly cools down.

I have lots of clients in the same boat- just getting started and trying to make the best possible choices as they move forward.

But, I want to work in the industry and around real estate professionals so I can learn as much as possible and have great real estate contacts when I need them.  

Look at city and state rankings, but also drill down to the specific neighborhood or city region, as depending on how big the market is and where the employment opportunities are centered, potential buyers may have to split the difference between the best possible school and the best possible commute.