I don't think I would be able to qualify for that second FHA, as we would be living in a small college town where none of the commutes would be close to an hour and I don't foresee our family growing much in the near future (we had twins last year).We do have really good credit though, 730 -750.

Hi everyone, I'm in high school and when I go to college I want to get an associates degree in real estate because my dad said I have to go to at least two years in college.

I had never heard of this Rita, and was definitely very curious, not to mention furious - not my agent, her broker, title company, nor my California tax preparer (who also taught tax prep at a community college,) had told me about this.Upon research, not only did I learn a good deal about Rita, I also looked up other cities where a friend investor owned, like South Euclid.

The multi family bubble hit us three years ago when our state college built 2500 (@750 month) units in two years.

Hey guys; can I get some thoughts on what you think about Carrollton Ave, between 22nd and 23rd (street over East from College)?

Hello,I am in college and going to graduate soon with my accounting degree.

I tried hard to get my first real job in Raleigh right after college.

Hello, I just finished highschool and am going straight into real estate instead of college.  

I’m a recent college graduate and investor from Ohio looking to expand into STR in the Smoky Mountains and would love to connect with others who are looking to buy their first property in that area.

I'm familiar with the following areas either be because of college, friends, or family.- DC/Alexandria, VA- Blacksburg, VA- Richmond/Henrico, VA- Gainesville, FL- Austin, TX- San Antonio, TX- San Francisco, CA (I live here)I'm willing to look outside those markets, but would love to hear reasons behind that.Thank you