What you need to look at is whether the property is stabilized and whether there are long term tenants in an industrial/business market or established (waiting list) property in a transient (like a college town) market.

Hi,I'm a college student doing a project for a real-estate class, and I need a professional opinion on the following property, and information about what types of loans/rates I could obtain for this purchase. http://www.loopnet.com/Listing/20193040/217-Santa-...Any information/opinions including a range/general estimate would be greatly appreciated!

I should say, this is a rental in a college town and a rental for students(6 bed - 2 bath).  

I have also invested in SFHs for over 4 years; I have a Master's in Real Estate Investment; and I interned for over a year for a large NYC investment firm doing mortgage brokerage and deal analysis.

Hi, I am a 20 yr old college student studying at the University of Oregon (GO DUCKS) for a Major in Music and Minor in Business.

Hello there,I am a 21 year old college student from San Diego, CA.

Other things to note are that I'm a college student making around $22k a year, so not a lot of income and I have yet to make my first deal and I'm completely new to the idea of real estate investing, and just curious on what you guys think would be a good idea for someone in my situation.

You can bet I will be telling all 230 agents in our office about Landvoice.I do not get an explicit refund from Landvoice soon - I will start my own social media blitz on Landvoice starting with our internal KW FB page.

Now that I have graduated college, the account and money has been turned over to me.

I hail from Boston, MA but love traveling the world in my free time and participating in international development activities.