Hello,My name is Jerry Taylor, I want to thank biggerpockets for understanding the needs for owners and investors to communicate, I myself deal with Probate properties here on Longisland, Hope to connect with fellow members in the same Real estate areas of profession.

Take  a good look at student housing see below.Locate and attend 3 different local REIA club meetings great place to meet people gather resources and info.

It's a textbook to help students prepare for the exam required to become licensed.

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You might consider Niche or Specialized Housing like student housing.

@Glenn ElliottYou are in the middle of the training, and about to talk to sellers, buyers and agents.I have spent many hours with you thus far, and have talked with you and your TX attorney regarding residential contract law in TX.Yow now are saying you are either moving to Ohio or Nevada for your welding profession.

Sincerely,Hopefully your new found friend and Colleague & student – Dan Dwyer

I am a Texas Tech student who is greatly interested in Real Estate.

I chose them because of their test success ratio where their students have a pass rate of 80% of the first time through according to TREC.   

I'm thinking it's similar to college student housing in some ways but a little different.Not sure how to vet the organization,players,and situation.Players may be rotating thru housing as some will be permanent and some temporary.Any advice would be appreciated.