Would love to buy an old house to flip in College Hill. 

Essentially a college student, she would be relying on her parents to co-sign as her income is too low to meet the 3x requirement. 

I have a friend from college taking my spare room, paying half of my mortgage.

About to graduate from college and was curious about the best way to get started investing in real estate?

I was driving that area last weekend after dropping my son back at college.

Educationally, I worked hard and paid my way through an in-state college, landed a few key internships, parlayed those to a nice nyc job, started a company and failed and lost lots of money but learned tons, parlayed that into an ivy league higher education and parlayed that to another nice nyc job - luck + hard work.

Also, the students pay a massive premium for tuition ($18k a year for college lol).

I also want to fund my business with my full time job that i'm starting in November (graduating college in May this year) with an above average salary.I would consider myself at the basic level of knowledge of buy and hold strategy.

Some background: I graduated college in 2012 and immediately put all of my efforts into the sport of skeleton with the goal of making it to the Olympics.

I signed up and took the course in about a week and a half, and just took the college test, and now an scheduling the state test hopefully in another week.