In addition, my son graduated from Luther College last May, so we've made many trips past MC & CL over the last four years!

That said, please listen to the advice of the previous posters.

Many of the homes in my market are selling for 20-25% of their previous highs, leaving over leveraged investors out to dry.

I've used Sterling in the past, too, and have recommended them in previous posts.

I literally started as a college student doing janitorial work and got into real estate by accident.

I said to a friend that if the previous owners had still been there, I would not be being treated this way.My friend is planning to rent their home, and asked if I would recommend that co.

So basically, I need to make sure my college student tenants do not throw a party twice a year or I'm done.

I got into the survey work, positioning assets for oil companies in a marine environment, which led me to some networking and real estate deals, which led to my working for the investor group…..none of which are any less stressful than the previous jobs.I look forward to networking here and learning from more experienced people

Contracts are of vital importance and should never be skipped.In some states, the property itself is financially liable and not the owner or previous owner.

I don't have much money to spend on marketing, as I'm still in college and cash flow isn't where I'd like it to be, so what do you suggest to do?