I hope to move there some time soon since my daughter will be going to college there next year.

I am still in college.

Jimmy,It's actually College Station. 

My main obstacle I have crossed would be as a college student, I work unconventional jobs, not proving much income at all.

I have a business college degree which had an emphasis of Real estate.  

Most people practice modern portfolio theory, it's what I was taught when I studied Finance in college.

I don't brag about things but joke how this allows me to take 2 week vacations in the Caribbean for the last 6 yrs, help pay my kids college, or get me to early retirement.  

I went to college in Daytona Beach and have been considering investing in the area.

I am quite new to this and was wondering how i should invest my savings. currently i am a 19 y/o whos going to college and living with my parents.

Now of course, you have different classes of apartments in different locations which have an influence on the type of good it would be considered (ie college apartments, blue collar/working class, upscale, etc) Normal goods in my book to name a few would be retail centers (which typically take huge hits with economic downturns, especially without large anchor tenants), smaller or single tenant office properties, and warehouse/industrial properties (with highly leveraged tenants with tight margins running on leveraged A/R and inventory).