There are not many opportunities to do so around lsu however, that is in a desirable area, but you could always live in one room and rent out the rest, in a house with proper zoning.

Its located on the waterfront in a desirable location in our most popular City.  

It is still undervalued and has private capital investments surrounding it this last year (>$150 M), better access to public transit, parks, border more desirable neighborhoods and I believe to be safer but do not have the stats in front of me to confirm.  

There is just no telling which approach will produce the greatest amount of desired results until you try it.

Close to Duke Univ, Trinity Park, and other desirable neighborhoods, nice sized lot. 

I've fallen in love with this city and have a strong desire to make it home and become a productive, responsible member of the community.  

@Aaron Pfeffer you traditionally wouldn't want to hold it as a wholesaler because that is not their desire.

I've had a desire to get involved with real estate for about 6 months to a year now and a month ago I decided to start getting serious about it.I started Googling real estate books and found myself on the BP Ultimate Beginner's Guide.

This is a very desirable part of town and the tenant pays well below current value for the space.

The precipitating factor was this couples adamant desire to purchase the property which allowed me to negotiate a price that, after discussing with my realtor, I feel meets or exceeds what I would get if I listed.