Student rentals at my school (and I'm sure most others) will charge rent based on the amount of students living there (about $500-600/student depending on location).

So I was thinking of doing online school to become a house appraiser:1.

I am new yo real estate investing and am thinking about buying a rental property as my first investment... the property is in Albany NY in a college town (1-2 miles from SUNY Albany, I used to live around the corner from the property when I went to school so I know it’s a great location in a developing neighborhood) most likely renting to college students.

I am graduating in December with a Bachelors Degree in Finance so I have a good understanding of risk/return, tradeoffs, cash flow analysis, etc.

This is not an agent bashing question because I'm currently in school to become one myself, but I do have a question. 

We’ve been living in Tampa for almost a year and bought an off-market property in south Tampa in the Plant schools district.

According to his LinkedIn profile, he graduated high school last year!

You have to figure out why it doesn't have any draw.Take your monthly budget of 3,000 mailers and split it into 4 groups.For your testing, you will pay a high school student to assemble it for you.

I am now on my way to law school.

I'm 17 years old still in high school.