Strip Malls, Casinos, Film Studios, Production Houses, Schools, Tech Companies, Start-ups and even Vacation Resorts, Apartment Complexes and even islands).  

I am still very tied into the UCF area of East Orlando, and whether you are looking at something to pay you while you attend school, or something more long term, I will be happy to share from my first buying experience, to what I have learned in the 10+ years I have working real estate in Orlando.

I am currently a freshman in college and work 2 jobs to pay for my schooling funds.

Here is a link to an online RE school with one of the highest 1st-time pass rates in FL:www.realestateexpress.comThere are discount codes around the Internet, Groupon and at most RE Brokers' offices.Good luck   

Common sense is not learned in school.

Has anyone used Career Web School, I am concerned as they have courses for many states and want to make sure that the course if focused on Florida and the best out there.

To me real estate investment represents freedom; The freedom from the workplace that keeps me away from being a father, Financial freedom to do the things I've always wanted to do as a kid but couldn't, Educational freedom to learn all the things I never was taught in school, Freedom of my time to teach others all the things I've learned and free them from Plato's Cave. 

My question is figuring out my next move.This house is solely under my name and I am probably at 90% of my max buying power due to my DTI ratio (School loans are a pain), so financing another property could prove to be difficult. 

Hey I'm Donta, I am from Chicago but moved to Nashville for college and grad school. 

Small town feel close to urban areas.The issues are very few jobs, not many commute to Vancouver/Portland, the water quality has issues, school and hospital quality is poor, HIGH poverty rates, and a general apathy about improving/changing the city.