Or possibly just going turnkey but that sounds like slim margins.I understand that undermines ROI but if it allows for the snowball to start rolling I'm ok with it.If it turns out I'm not a good person for BRRR I was looking into Fundrise until I become accredited level investor which would let me into something like Realtyshares.

Hi @Tom Camarda,To put it mildly, I'm pretty sure my entire freaking universe would be blowing up right about now, if Freddie Mac suddenly stopped doing loans for investment properties.So far, radar does not detect any universes exploding.

I currently work as a Real Estate Consultant with first-hand insight and knowledge as a property investor.I hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Management Entrepreneurship with minors in Business Law and Law & Policy from Zicklin’s Business School at Baruch College and am presently pursuing a Masters in Real Estate at New York University.

He's a pro and used to teach at Standford University.

I graduated with B.S in Chemical Engineering from University of Houston- Cullen College of Engineering.

They are going to attend a University there. 

Given the location, I am interested in renting room by room to SF State University students.

And finally, I began to filter downStep 5: I chose cities that had at least two Fortune 500 companies and at least two universities / colleges, a median home list price less than $300,000My results: 14 citiesWinston-Salem, North CarolinaSpringfield, MassachusettsAllentown, PennsylvaniaPittsburgh, PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, PennsylvaniaNewark, New JerseyJacksonville, FloridaRichmond, VirginiaSan Antonio, TexasFort Worth, TexasLas Vegas, NevadaCharlotte, North CarolinaPhoenix, ArizonaHouston, TexasStep 6: Look for population centers that have over 500,000 inhabitants to ensure stable rental demand.

I am a business major at the University of North Florida.

You're doing good by the universe, the lender will do good by you.