I am pre-qualified for an FHA loan.Goals: Supplemental incomeEventually growing to a retirement planPositives: Excellent credit: ~800Zero debt – no student loans or long-term credit cardAble to save ~$1000 per monthNearby universities, cities, and beach towns make properties more rentable (?)

if you were the banker, you would do the same thing. so, the lesser houses, the banks sometimes just drop the whole deal. they file a release of lien or release of mortgage with the county clerk and they throw out any claim they have to that house. they send a letter to the last known owner that virtually says " here, have your house back". all you have to do then is find that owner. i have personally bought 2 houses that way and i am waiting on a couple more houses that i think that will happen to. do some research on these houses. you might find one hell of a deal. good luck to you

Hi,I am a student at the University of Wisconsin Madison and really interested in flipping properties in the area.

But they should have some experience and solid vision for their RE business model to be able to use virtually free money for 12-18 month (really 3-4% transfer fee).

I attended Florida Gulf Coast University where I received my 4 year degree in Business Management in 2010 while working at Best Buy.

You can do a little research with the local University's  for what's best suited for your area.  

Georgetown University is very exciting and offers great opportunity and networking to its students.

I've found a few scattered in the university areas - I'm thinking of they are not excessive then it could be a good deal.

If the words "assist in" were read broadly enough, virtually everyone working in a real estate office would need a license.

(Virtually no one follows up but most good deals come from "follow-up")!