I got excited about real real estate at age 20, just having served three years in the Army, stationed in Germany.I couldn't get enough of it, I thought it was the most exciting thing I ever encountered .........the idea of creating income, a cash flow from the smallest particle in the universe ......... a THOUGHT.Taking that thought, that desire, and converting them to cash was absolutely amazing to me.The very idea that it was possible to make money without a job thrilled me.Real estate today, now in my 70's, is still exciting and rewarding.Hang in there and your youthful desires, energy and your thoughts will materialize  and reward you beyond your greatest expectations. 

I am currently taking classes At Georgia Southern University!

The rental market there seems fairly strong and the university very strong and growing, and we're comfortable with the long term investment potential of this house, even though appreciation isn't critical to this being a good financial move for us. 

Keep in mind that pre-foreclosure laws are state specific, so there aren't universal answers.  

, tech and other industries, government contractors, universities, oil and gas companies, and many other institutions have constant need for short-term housing for their visiting staff.  

I have two University Degrees, in Mechanical Engineering, so you do not need to feel as though you are an alien.

My wife and I have a goal, which after listening to a recent podcast doesn't sound so crazy, of owning a few rentals near the university and possible specializing in student rentals.

I graduated with a master of science in management science and engineering from Columbia University.

I own 2 homes in university city but it's too expensive to buy any more in that area.What about upper darby right outside of philly is that a good place to invest?

However location is very good, church across the street and within 3 miles of the local university.