I initially got interested right out of college, when I didn't have much capital, didnt have a stable job and was living with my parents.I'm now living in Jacksonville, Fl with some saved capital and a bit more maturity, and I'm ready to jump into the REI industry.

@Ryan M. read online that AFCI breaker are very sensitive and sometimes false positives.

If you google MPI, they have some pretty bad reviews online.

You could plot a graph of $/SF and $/BR but at the end of the day there is no set formula because supply and demand plays a factor.In general…the 3rd BR will add value, but since the total square footage is the same, it won't capture ALL of the value and it depends on your market. ie. the 3rd BR would be a plus to families, college students, but a minus to childless working professionals.You could triangulate rent prices from different angles and find an average.

Going back to college has definitely made me rethink my thought patterns and behaviors concerning money.I like learning about opportunities I never was aware of before.

The "free" option but the one that will take the most time is by accessing the public records either at the court house or online through their database portal.Another option is to pay around a $100 for a title search.

I finished college recently and have a decent income and very little expenses since I am still living at home.

You have found an excellent on-line resource for learning and building some great relationships.

Hey all, I'm a relatively new investor in the State College, PA area (home of Penn State).

Some you might do well to go to a local college/university to view.http://scholar.google.com/scholar?