To test, I marketed them as Upscale/ Luxurious living at a fraction of the cost, and filled each unit (2bd1 ba) at 850-900 within a week of the listings.Where i'm going with this is the new renters are most likely milenials in our area either graduating, doing internship from UF, or working in town, and commute from Toledo, Lima, and or Bowling Green.

Quick question about refi's since I've never gone through with one before.Context: I graduated college April 2022 and set out on my real estate journey. 

Hi all!I am new to the community, and found out about it through one of the books promoted by BiggerPockets. I am a newbie when it comes to investing, but I am looking into being able to get started ASAP. I am about t...

My husband and I have been involved in several businesses in health care and currently own "The Press" in Pomona, CA which is a screen printing and embroidery business specializing in graduation stoles/sashes.  

The majority are college graduates who couldn't live up to their degree (they got it by class attendance) or the flunkies of some other trade.I'd say skip the agents and learn on your own.

As a recent first-generation college graduate who just landed a corporate job in web development, my crosshairs are now set on strategizing toward starting the generational wealth train and getting out of the renting cycle.Currently, I'm thinking about utilizing an FHA loan and having my Dad as a co-signer to acquire a multi-family unit for the benefit of having rented units contribute to the mortgage payments.

I finally got out of analysis paralysis once I graduated college.

My wife graduated undergrad and PA school debt free.

Unfortunately due to restrictions outlined in my divorce decree, i must keep my daughter in the same school, so i cannot move out of her school's feeder area until she graduates.

I recently graduated from THE Ohio State University (O-H!!!!!)