Hey all,I am a college student, wrapping up my final year, studying commercial real estate and finance.

Yes I can really lock up properties at 55-65% I have been doing it for almost 2 years now part time while studying real estate using that to build up my cash reserves.

What you want to do is discover a visceral (guttural) need, and then fill it.For instance, "Tired of Losing XXX, 5 Ways to Avoid These Noobie Mistakes!"

If I were to keep notes, what should I study?

That is when you discover if you have been budgeting for repairs or pocketing the money and calling it cash flow.With the remainder 50%, you still need to deduct out what your financing costs are.

My biggest problems are lack of time and lack of experience.I need to start getting and income very soon, so I don't have time for a lot of possible options like studying to become a real estate agent.The property manager position I mentioned is only an internship, because the actual property manager positions I saw required a 4 year college degree.Are any of the positions you listed not blocked by these two obstacles?

Study the neighborhood and be realistic about its future.

When I decided to replace the kitchen countertop, I discovered that the builder or contractor nailed an upper cabinet that hit the main drain from upstairs bathroom.

Try "Showami", I discovered it 2 days back and cant wait to tell everyone about it.

Once it was in the middle of the night and we discovered a person sleeping in a van that was parked in another tenants parking space!