The half-empty stratas and empty houses aren't good for a vibrant community.

My girlfriend and I are in college have been grinding away at our wholesale business to pay for college by the time we graduate (we are currently both undergrads), we are meeting with a very motivated seller today, we have no experience.... are also thinking about using seller financing not just wholesaling as our options.Question: our area is very dead in terms of REI it is a college town so there are a lot of rentals but almost no flippers, we have an extremely low population (we are in the north country in upstate new york) and no REI meetings within 60 miles.

I work offshore and I got my first deal under contract and bought it while 250 miles off the coast of Louisiana with satellite internet and satellite telephones.

All he wanted was me to give him his half of the rent.

Nothing in their back ground that a nice fat security deposit couldn't solve.But the information you gave is only half the picture, I'd want to know about the property itself, to understand if it would be a good long term fit for the older couple.

Hello All,I have found a number of homes anywhere from about 1.5 miles to 4 miles away from Baylor University, in Waco.

At one point I had to wait 2 weeks to show it, & I have been waiting about a week and a half to hear back from the other side so I can show it again.

This turbulent time for the market so far in 2016 has wiped out half of my "expected" profits.

To get more responses for your specific area, you might want to put 'Baylor U' in the title to get the attention of those in the know for that area.I invest in a college town- about half our tenants are students- and most leases start in late August.  

In that month, he spent fewer than two and a half weeks in the hospital, (est) which was on and off.