I just graduated from University and will be taking my CPA accreditation next fall, which should assist me in evaluating properties worth and provide me with ways at which I can reduce taxes.

I graduated from Oklahoma State University in 2015 and have since been working to gain experience in my industry as well as learning about the idea of passive income and growing my Asset portfolio.

For your first question, if I was in your position, what I would do would show a potential investor the spreadsheet (the numbers) for the particular deal, tell them or better yet, create a document that highlights  the pros of this investment for them (i.e. if it's section 8 tenants, rental guarantee or something of the sort, if it's close to a university, say it, if it's historically had lower vacancy, mention it).

I have 3 properties in Philly (University City and Temple Hospital areas) and would like to hire someone for 1-4 days a month. 

Currently studying at Indiana University of Northwest.

So, I just ready the Harvard University's recently released State of the Nations Housing Report, and looks like construction of multifamily units is at the highest level since the 1980s! 

I am a recent grad from Georgia Southern University with a degree in Finance and a minor in Entrepreneurship/ Small Business Management. 

I relocated to NYC a few years out of the Navy to complete my undergraduate degree at New York University. 

I am an engineering student at Michigan Tech University, and I am new to real estate investing.  

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