I am always looking to make friends and discuss / bounce ideas. 

I’ve actually found a few good properties already in a college town I’m familiar with and I know a realtor who’s a friend of mine in another college town.. just need some capital to start.If you have any tips let me know.Good day!

https://www.cbsnews.com/media/americas-top-10-tech-cities-arent-on-the-coasts/4/Phoenix - #3 Market for Tech Job GrowthOne-year tech job growth: 188 percentMedian early career pay: $58,400Median midcareer pay: $96,800I'm friends with the CEO of a major start-up firm out here and all he talks about is the tech growth in downtown Phoenix.

Me and my lifelong best friend have decided to team up and tackle real estate investing together to make millions. 

NJ is more tenant friendly than the average state.

Dear friends,Please give me suggestion.I am from Armenia and a lot of members of our society think that per day renting process has many disadvantages , because tenants can injure the apartment.Is it beneficial that rent the apartment and give it on airbnb for per day?

Still trying to figure that one out :-)This point was really crystalized last year in a thread.. nice young couple in I think Slidel LA  .. they went on and on how they were getting leads but had not closed any deals because sellers would not come down. but they got their good friend the real estate broker a half a dozen listings.. so I am thinking man you spend all this money to get these leads then hand them to a broker.. and we all know brokers by law cant pay non licensed individuals referral fees.. 

I figured by the time my friends will be getting out of college I will have my business running and I won’t have any.

Talk to an investor friendly agent and they can help you. 

The reason why I began there was the Mid-West  had all of the metrics that I was looking for i.e.. price to rent ratio, landlord friendly laws on the books and low cost of entry.