To be honest I am leaning towards dropping out of school and working my *** off in order to have enough money to secure the unit, but any other ideas would be greatly appreciated.

I'm about to go into my senior year of undergrad, and I'm going into a graduate school nearby next year.

The NJ real estate school I took broke down the initial expenses and they positioned joining NEXUS as not mandatory (unless you wanted the REALTOR license attached to your name).

This book is your launching point.I am the author and have been a high school business teacher for 20 years.

Also, try and find the property/school taxes for the property you are running numbers for which is usually found on the county's website.

Its a 3 bed/ 1.5 bath, 1200 sf, on .25 ac and in the best school district in town.

Here are a few key considerations:-Location: A property that is located in a desirable area with good schools, amenities, and public transportation is more likely to attract and retain tenants.

Hi guys,I finished grad school last January '22 and am sitting on top of student loan debt. 

Erik Fuller of Joe Herbert Reality (actually he is also a Landlord as well as my old High School Civics teacher.

I did it the old school way by knocking on doors.