Few landlords and PMs do this and I just don't understand why.Housing Authorities' ease of business varies widely across the country but I find in general, once you learn the processes, you can count on them every time so if something isn't going as it should, you can reach out to keep the train moving on paperwork and such.Feel free to reach out if I can help further.

I’m planning to get my real estate license but I don’t if I should get through a real estate school or a brokerage and why ?

A plane passing overhead will sound like a freight train and depress property values along those flight lines.

My plan is to sign with a brokerage near my college (Elon, NC) and do rentals in my free time while at school.

I would recommend attending some training sessions organized by the local realtor association with which you plan to align yourself with to help network with the local agents and familiarize yourself with the local loan officers in the area (these events are usually sponsored by the local lender branches) and the start to finish process in the RE transaction.

I dropped out of school in 2017, have started multiple companies in the marketing and sales space.

It takes tools, know-how, constant training and time!

**BUT** the place has a bunch of military folks coming in every week for training who stays for 4-7 months.

If you don't have school aged children and don't NEED great school districts, I'd say hold off on investing in NY suburbs.If you are NOT looking to owner occupy, FL is definitely a better option.

I closed on mine just after the school year started, so there weren't a ton of people out looking.