What are the condition of the appliances, are there any, trees - how many and are they overhanging on the house which means I need to get my tree guy - I learned from a property I bought that had a nice yard but for living in it not renting since it's a cost to maintain, size 3/2 are good in my area and not so much 2/1 depending on the area - I live in a college town but a 2/1 in a family neighborhood isn't going to rent well, age recently for me as I lowered my range to include older, pre-1980 to 1960ish,  homes so now I have to consider electrical and plumbing, overall condition of the property.I can't speak for a fix and flip but I would suspect they may look at the property for "some" of the same things - maybe not.

I'm a 22 year old getting ready to graduate college and I have been especially interested in real estate investing for some time now, particularly multifamly.

@Jesse WatersWell since I am new and just entering the workforce out of college, I'm looking to invest as soon as possible which means the most I will be able to afford is duplex, threeplex, fourplex and if possible a bit larger multifamily.  

I do not have any money, I flunked college, basically dropped out afterwards because I do not want to be a burden to my parents.

Louis city and county universities and colleges call the Metro East home.

I was starting college and didn't have a summer job so he gave me the money and let me fix everything up for the sale. 

Hey all,Newbie here.I’ve been renting since college, but now that I have some cash saved I think it’s time to start building equity (and stop throwing away $7k a year).

My niche is serving college age renters that want to live close to bars and colleges downtown.  

My son graduated from college (yeah!)

So I went back to college and stayed to get an MBA.