It is the best place (virtual or not) to network.

I did mine with REAL University.

I am personally curious as to what will become of the area just north of downtown between I-45 and US 59 (Northside Village) as I suspect many people wanting to be in the heights will settle just to the east.Another area of interest is the properties located just east of 288 between 288 and the University of Houston.

If you do your diligence on the actual securities laws you'll find that allying yourself with a broker-dealer to clear trades is virtually mandatory.  

My wife and I are looking to get into virtual wholesaling and were interested in Cris Chico's VirtualWholesaling.com training, Christopher Seder's VirtualFlips.com course/system and Kent Clothier's various products and software.

Well I was wrong, the real estate agency did virtually nothing. 

Hey all, i'm 19 and a sophomore here at the University in Central Florida and want to get started in the flipping business, but I have the same excuse as everyone else - no money.

I'm currently attending the University of Michigan, working on a class project to buy a property, adding value, renting, and selling in the city of our choice.

I was interested in hiring a virtual assistant and was curious as to what I can expect as far as price and work done.

What is the local by-law occupancy restriction (i.e. number of unrelated adults per abode - most university towns have one)?