@Omid RabbaniBusiness valuations are much too complicated to answer in a straight $xx.  

Why start your investing life with a complicated deal.

As long as it is in livable condition you have a place to live and can charge other students dis count rent to pay down the mortgage (it's obviously more complicated than that but it's a solid starting point).Good luck and congratulations for starting so young...!!!

@Ali Boone,I appreciate the blog link and thank you for the valuable information you shared.Numbers can get real complicated real quick and things become overwhelming.As a beginning new investor, I'll be using this simplistic approach as I go forward.

Search the net for comments about those courses, you will find some very interesting comments.May I suggest you order this book; Real Estate Exchange & Acquisition Techniques by William T.

This is the technique I use for showing my rental properties and I think this apply to your potential wholesales as well. 

I have used this technique a couple of times just to show police presence at my property after it was vandalized.I would also suggest calling your insurance carrier at a minimum to see what coverages may apply to you.  

I had one attorney tell me it starts at $3500 and goes up from there, depending on how complicated it gets. 

The only complication that I foresee is that I'd be buying from the estate made up of my wife's aunts and uncles who are older; not one individual.  

This is typically called the BRRR technique here on BP.