The ability for a (cop) car to speed by your house is a good thing.Between City College and executive airport is not too bad.

I want to have as little debt as possible while going through college, and I want that to be due to investing.  

I have read many books and watched many webinars, while obtaining a BA degree in real estate.

During my hiatus from the BP site I enrolled back in college to pursue my Masters in Environmental Engineering and got married just a little over a year ago.

I aspire to be able to use real estate investing to pay for my son's college and eventually quit my job to invest full time!

Before you answer the question in the forum post title, read the following lines and maybe you’ll change your mind.When I was a kid, I was always taught to go to school, get a Bachelor’s degree and a job in a large firm.

@John Coleman We all learn from those that disagree, well stated.I think that if you take a look at College Heights, East Lynn Addition, Sherwood Forest & Nicholtown (now Eastover) The evidence would surely lend itself to the idea that the growth rate in Greenville coupled with the national urbanization trend will see these areas be gentrified within the next 18-24 months.

Spend some time at Home Depot or Lowe's, have a feel for material costs and speak to a couple of flippers or general contractors, be able to estimate labor with some degree of accuracy.Hope this helps!

The quadplexes are all owned by different owners so the properties have varying degrees of maintenance.

Missoula is a great area and has a constant stream of renters with UofM and Missoula College!