I've been to a landlord bootcamp run by Atty Tristan Pettit, who my usual, all purpose attorney AND another attorney I know who also practices general business related law both said is definitely the best LANDLORD'S attorney in town and the guy to call if you're in any sort of serious landlord/tenant dispute or any serious case related to being a landlord where the stakes are high enough to make darn sure you've got the best possible representation due to what you could lose if things go the wrong way!

@Nathan Galvan If this is going to be an investment I would start learning all you can about the numbers side of REI, and start practicing what will make sense when it comes to calculating costs.  

I am a CPA, though non-practicing now, and invest in real estate in Houston.

Think about your life and the types of structures you've lived in during each phase (high school, college, first job, 30s, etc.)?

The building is walking distance from a college campus and less than a 5 minute drive to downtown area and 10 minutes from a community college, 5 minutes from a hospital and in the near future there will be a casino about 5 miles from it.I have a good relationship with the landlord so hopefully he is open to a creative deal.

If the first one does qualify, I return the app fees to any other parties- I feel like this is the right thing to do and would like to continue the practice.  

I graduated from college this past May and am looking to learn as much as I can and get involved. 

Although I'm pretty heavy into technology, REI has always been a goal since being an undergraduate student and realizing how much cash flow my landlord was receiving from us college students.

Hey everyone,My name is Toby and, as the title states, I am currently starting my first job out of college.

I am looking several properties in bloomington IN area which is INDIANA UNIVERSITY college town.