Location, type of asset, price, size, layout, conditionI'll start off:With-in 1 hour of Bryan / College Station, TX; Apartment; $1-3m; 10-50 units; majority 2 bedrooms; '70s or newer with value add through better management practices

Hello BP,Just graduated college last year as an engineer and right now I am having a really tough time finding a job.

@Xiaoyan Liang The price sounds fair but just make sure they pull permits for the work.

Check city/county with sewer permits/ bills.

What permits do you need?

I am working a part time job while going to college, I am trying to do some freelance work but I don't have any skills people are looking for so no luck thus far.

You need to be patient in real estate, and especially dealing with the city.One of my properties is vacant for almost half a year now due to permit approval delays from the city.

We used a realtor that we knew from college to negotiate the entire deal.

$40k saved up for starter rentalHey I’ve been saving up aggressively to get into rental investments I’m currently in college using gi bill and I will be for sometime .I wanted to use the va loan to get a house because rent is really really high where I stay also I need to get started now while I’m young . (1150 just for a room and bathroom.with everything else,like kitchen ect is shared with 4 other roommates located in 😅Prince George county Maryland) But the realtors told me I can’t do anything without employment verification like w2 or pay stub.even though I’m making good verifiable money every month from gi bill and my side business I have great credit also.

Most of the "not so good" ones I had to find out the hard way, having spent extra time, effort and $ to be unpleasantly surprised.I have already went through all the permits and old records looking at microfilms for hours at the city's archive office.But I still have a lot of questions that I believe this person can answer.