I'm a graduate from The College of New Jersey who recently moved back to the Atlantic City after working for News Corp in Manhattan for two years.I believe this market is primed to face a nice transition from the casino industry past and I am looking to capitalize with the right team.Please let me know if you are currently investing in this area or are looking to start.Thanks and I hope to hear from you soon.Bob

I graduated from North Texas in Denton and got a broker license in 1980.  

My mom bought a condo there that I lived in and has rented since I graduated.

He is currently on a month to month contract and has stated that he intends to move out when his son ( a senior) graduates high school.

Only 15 - 20% of students remain for a third year and we have had one remain 4 or more years (he stayed with us after graduation).With this population we have found annual or term leases to work best when you have several housemates renting a flat or house on a single lease (helps the groups social cohesion).  

Howdy BP!I have been building out my wholesaling campaign and have been looking for some professional coaching to take me to the next level. I am looking to speak to a few people who have gone through the Wholesaling ...

I graduated from Tulane, so I know what it means to miss New Orleans.

Now that I'm not devoting all of my free time to studying and homework assignments from graduate school, I am finding myself with more time to read and learn about real estate.

After I graduated with my 5-Year Bachelors I started working full-time for a Residential firm downtown where pretty much 100% of the clients were Developers.

HI All/KarimDL hit it on the dot, Cincinnati crime is high I grew up there and when to Univ. of Cincinnati, it's ridiculous, there's no jail, cops don't care, before I graduated I did charity work in Over-the-Rhine i almost got shot back in 2000.