The draw back (some may view as a plus) is I am still in college.

The previous agent we used told us to insure it with a vacant policy but when I read the policy it did not seem like we would be covered.

As I have just graduated from college, this presents a problem.

I've read one or two books on real estate, but my friend says its all about experience.My goal is to make side money in investing while i am going to be in college 1st after this summer, and if I see a bigger goal in real estate than just making side money, im going to go after it!

We're hoping the properties will help us cash flow college someday.

I just purchased 2 PSL's for the Chicago Bears, I am expecting 20% return on my investment (based on previous sales in mine and other similar sections), and I get the seats forever, so this is essentially a piece of real estate I just bought.

Legally speaking the lender who foreclosed should come in to the property and clear out the belongings and put them into storage.

I don't see that the unpaid construction would land on you, since they would default to the previous owner.

When making a bid I look at no longer 12 month mainly 6 months comps, previous purchase price, rehab and holding cost closing fees associated with the deal and commissions along with tax assessments.

I actually went to Radford for my freshman year of college.