Dalyce You are awesome don't give up your Dream Your on the right Track I would recommend networking with Other Wholesalers in Your area an Co-Wholesale while advertising for Sellers & Buyers an building your Buyers List.

Housing prices track with the economy too. 

All I would really like you input about any software platforms for tracking properties from picture to owner contact to deal offer to reject/contract to close.I am looking to focus efforts and would like to know if anything exists today that looks at that.  

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Hello BP'ers-@Jason Smith  You are on the right track.

Make sure that your partner has a track record in doing the thing they claim they know how to do, before releasing the money;3) Do you know what you're doing.

The college student does not have as much money as the normal dual income family, and that is the big reason it will be a little harder to rent out.There is always the possibility to rent it as an AirBnB; however, if the rental is in the same town you live I don’t know how high the demand is for AirBnB (something to look into though)! 

Building a track record and systems on lower risk, single family deals to draw investors for larger properties.....this si still how I would approach it.  

You're on the right track with the higher bedroom count since it can give you additional ways to rent the place other than just a single lease if things get tight. 

Could someone review let me know if i'm on the right track?