I was curious to what you know about Oshkosh or if you had a connection to there in the past that lead you to decide to invest there.I went to college in Oshkosh for a while and get down there regularly throughout the year.

[$100 - $50 = $50].It took me a while to get my head around this but now, I have no issues with paying others to do work for me.Don't forget you can get a college grad VA for around $3 per hour to do date entry and other tedious tasks.I hope that helps.

So, yes, the heading of your post should mention Renting by the Room:)We're not aware of anyone managing properties this way in the Metro Detroit market, but have heard of companies handling them for nearby college towns. 

Fortunately we had some capital left, we don't owe anyone anything (including internal debt).

No matter what way you cut it if you make money on the deal you will be in a better position than not doing a deal and making no money.Check out IRR or internal rate of return as that would be much more helpful if you want to dive that deep into the numbers and will be the true rate of return on the investment vs just one aspect related to taxes.

Hey guys I bought a condo, and  I was wondering if anyone know how much I’d rent a single room for at 6333 College Grove Way, San Diego, CA 92115.

Hypothetically, if you were a year out of college, working a good paying W2 job and were looking to invest in real estate what would be your ideal first move? 

The utility companies will each have a different way of dealing with it according to their internal systems, too. 

So my question is this; What advice would you give to someone who is in college, has very limited funds (around $3000) and is looking to get involved in the real estate world.

Hey BP Folks, My first post! Looking for a lot of help and advice so thanks in advance for anything you guys are able to share.Essentially to sum up I am a foreign national looking to understand how this impacts my ab...