Hi Kevon, what Allen said is true just keep your nose down and get some good rentals (1+% rule and around colleges,military bases and hospitals) and above all else take care of your tenants (very very important). 

If I did that (just saying if I did it, not you) I would be like trying to play against the NFL with a college team. 

In high school and college I started reading up on how to invest and how to build wealth, and it seemed that everyone with considerable wealth listed real estate as a source of income. 

I am currently looking for a 3 to 4 bedroom, 2 bath house near the UL college campus, that I can live in for a year (with my family) using an FHA loan with 3.5% down which I plan to convert into student housing once my FHA year is up to create positive cashflow and help me start my investing journey! 

I have two rental units side by side in a college town - Georgia Southern.

For me, I wish I would've purchased a copy of "Rich Dad Poor Dad" upon graduating High School and marching off to college with zero financial education.I'm curious if there are any investors, who invest passively in MFAs, who'd care to share what they would've done differently if given the chance at a "do-over"?

I'm a midwest guy myself, at least by birth and college, but I'll likely never move again, unless it's to continue to journey westward.

If you pull the listing you dont have to say much to the people scheduled.

One can’t schedule work until October.

I have a tenant lease ending 8/31 and scheduled to close on the sale of the home 9/3.