Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University?  

I'm only a contractor but I've definitely seen a rise in the area just west of university park, in the 75220 area.

One of the positive side effects of having a banking system dominated by 5 players with coast to coast coverage of Canada is that we have had universal, simple and affordable electronic payment methods for 20years ... tenants have had the ability to pay rent via e-mail for over a decade.While we still accept post-dated cheques and cash payments for rent, we have begun to charge extra for those methods of payment (because the bank charges us extra to process them).  

Also, Fristburg (State) University is in a hyper growth mode;3) Generally, if a property needs work (of any type) I don't pay for a home inspection.

One thing to looking into is using Virtual Assistance.

I was considering setting up a virtual mailbox (travelingmailbox.com maybe) to at least hide where I live, even though my name would be there.  

Just like a university sending a 1099 saying what you paid in tuition and what would possibly be tax deducted.

Is it safe to invest in a college/university town and potentially rent to college students?

In an effort to focus my energy on the right tasks, I am hiring a VA to take on the more medial tasks that have been eating at my time. They will be handling the data input for incoming leads, property/owner research,...

Hey guys,So I'm a month or two away from completing my move to the United States, Pittsburgh specifically, and I need a whole bunch of help figuring out what I should pursue once I get over there, so I've started doing some research.A bit about me:As per the title, 27, moving to the US from New Zealand, and have around $100k cash at my disposalFiance lives in the US, and makes around $40k a yearHave experience flipping houses, done 4 to date, I'm competent at and confident with most aspects of construction and project managingHave experience being a landlord, although I suspect I'll have to relearn most of it with the different laws and suchI have no college level or professional qualifications, I just finished high school, attended university but dropped out to pursue real estateA very fast learner and willing to lead or work under someone.So that's basically my background.