There's a college degree'samount of posts on this forum in the archives.

And buy a copy of Dolf Deroos Realestate Investors College course (the one with the 13 cd's).

Right out of college, when I started in sales, this was one of my most difficult problems to overcome - silly I know.

Anyways, I'm pretty new to the game, couple years out of college, I guess looking to start with any "creative" techniques that don't require a large cash outlay.

* Self-Storage Facilities – Now one of the most competitive building classes in the country, these facilities are designed primarily for storage.

I am 20, im in college with a soon to be big loan.

Hello from College Station Texas.I'm a broker here and have recently sold my interest in a firm and am doing my own business now.I'm looking forward to the networking this site offers.I have been in this area since 1981 and have been a Realtor since 1998.I have an ABR and GRI and alot of experience working with investors from all over as our firm managed several hundred properties in addition to sales and listing.Lets do some learning and earning!!!

You can find some colleges that offer the classes in a 4 week cycledo you have to have a high school diploma or ged?

To me, it's a basement - use it for storage, laundry, etc.. but it's still a dirt floor and cinderblock walls.

Yahoo rentals has never yielded even a single call as far as I know.In college towns, some of the off-campus housing offices maintain websites with listings--those have been really good and worth whatever money I've paid into them.Good point abuot the neighborhood; probably explains a number of no-shows around a sketchy place I owned...