Sorry, a little college humor from a Wildcat!

People considering it anything near or resembling "inner city" (throw in a 40 minute drive down the E-way through about 3 colleges, 14 Best Buys, 4 Malls and 6 TGIF's) a ghetto property seems odd to me.

Festivals, college graduation, fishing tournaments etc.I adjust my price through out the year based on demand, events, and time of year.I have accounts at Homeaway (also searchable on VRBO) and AirBnB.Homeaway and VRBO blows away the bookings I get on AirBnB for vacation rentals so I would use the data from here primarily.You can also check local Craigslist ads  for properties similar to yours to see what their pricing is.Also look at their requirements for security deposits, pet fees and cleaning fees to she what you should be charging for these also.Once I started getting reviews on Homeaway my calendar started staying full.I charged on the low end to get more reservations in the begging and once I had several 5 star reviews then I started charging on the high side.

Also, I would recommend Mark Manson's book on the subject "The Subtle Art of not giving a F***"" I will also note that I have severe ADD so I will not be proofreading what I just wrote- This is not college.

I'm stronger and faster than I was in college, and I'm pushing 35.  

I believe most guests on the podcasts have loved having rentals in college areas as they've implemeted great property management systems.

If you have any tips for young college grads with no money to get started please let us know! 

Just keep it simple and be patient.I also went to college, not that it is mandatory, and I got a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

He currently lives with my sister and she wants to let her daughter move in since she'll be graduating college soon.

Account Closed Do you think college is essential for embarking on the plan I've convinced?