An investment partner and I (both of us are in college) are looking at investing in a real estate property in the greater Orlando area.Upon graduation we will both have a salary around $50k with zero college debt (thanks to parents who prepared heavily for our futures!)

Our main focus is buy and hold--we have rentals of various sorts (college students, STR, and traditional)--but I'm also looking for more flips to complete this year.

My interest in REI started towards the end of my college career and has grown since.

I’m a broke college student and I’d like to buy and sell without dad’s money.My sister tells me it’s rare that I’ll succeed.Is she wrong?

I’m live in a large college town that is really going to grow within the next 10 years.

Hello everyone, I am currently a college student sitting for my real estate license and have been looking into investment properties in Allentown, PA.

I just want to know that, can a international student do wholesaling in canada without work permit ?

We have steady tenants, no real issues but at some point we will need to replace AC unit and make repairs as the years go on"2) What is your goal: passive cashflow, a paid off primary residence, saving for a future investment/expense such as a child attending college?

Hello Bigger Pockets Family My name is Primrose but a majority call me by my middle name - Eve- and I was introduced to BP about 3 years ago when I was a recent college grad by a very sweet woman I met at my sister’s wedding.

with students gone from most colleges for over a year thanks to COVID and the rising cost of college tuition, is renting to students in college towns not a smart financial vehicle of the future?