The property is an 11 bedroom 4-plex in the city I went to college I can guarantee to rent out for $4400 per month.

I had to live in a D+ area during college and it did seem the folks who created issues were not awake before 2 or 3 pm :)I also agree about not wanting to choose an area like this at least permanently.

Right now, it seems that I do not have many opportunities since I am attending college and only have a part-time job.

We found a house to buy in her college town.

A friend wants to cash out of his duplex to get a new truck and help his kids with college.

If you have a college-aged child who is still your tax dependent, they could live in the house and legally fulfill the FHA "living in" requirement.  

yes. i thought NJ and NY markets are the same. it was the news all over in the world that attracts homeless to NY that the city using taxpayer money to house them. it's $2000 per person a month. google any NYC pay homeless, tons of news. non paying tenants, paying homeless....http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3995098/Ne...There was a news few years back that NYC panhandlers who own a few condo apartments by putting dirty make up on without getting haircut or some with a dog. this is one of the news even on International Business news.http://www.ibtimes.com/how-much-do-panhandlers-mak...no offense, why we want to invest real estate?

@Stephanie IrtoThe training wasn't related to my job, it was just college.

My name is William Muhlstadt, I am a 19 year old college student at USF, and I just made my first deal a couple of weeks ago.

Hello everyone, I am wondering what's the process if an international investor (non- citizen) want to buy properties in the US?