The only con here is that you will have to learn how to manage students and develop a different framework than any other normal rental (again a good reason to consult with a professional).U district has a lot of different zoning options so make sure you understand them before picking a property.

I have my self-directed IRA with U-Direct and everything's worked out just fine.

Then if u have bank loans and such in order to finance your dreams (leverage using opm) great, your a middleman between your bank and the tenant.

I remember Spencer starting out here on BP and i think he lives in Vegas.. but thats the power of U tube .. i am late to the U tube party having not looked at it up until a few years ago.. its quite something and it truly is a wealth builder maker if you hit it right and stay consistent daily at it..  

It's going to cost me 235 and about 7k in closing bring me to 242k in... the u it needs about 15-20k rehab to put it in mint condition (confirmed by the inspector who also works as a GM).. next door just sold for 295k within 5 days of people listed ( we are in a hot market in NY and many cash buyers are out there..

A Temple U Alumni, I love the transformation that is happening here in the Philadelphia area and I want to be a part of the change as well.

Save money, invest it in deals, be hands on, work like mantic for next 10 yrs. if u tho k you need more than that your looking for get rich quick.

Sounds like a good one for u.

She and good managers like her who run their own, small shops enjoy being close by the properties so that when pipes freeze (like they have been ALL OVER NC this week, or when a hail storm comes thru and u have insurance claims in ALL your roofs in one town - yes, true story!)

http://www.seattletimes.com/business/real-estate/seattle-home-price-growth-is-nearly-double-any-other-u-s-city/Pretty crazy...I think the 1% properties now are thing of the past?