He started out of college working for a property management company.

the International Fire Code? 

Curious to see what other BP members are seeing who are active in college rental markets around the country.  

It does have great long term prospects as we are a college town, and we have a pretty large tourism industry.We are very expensive.

Greenville will always have a need for rentals with the college and hospital but the rents seem a lot lower.

One of the places I'm exploring is setup as I described above, with each building having a different address number (but still being part of the same lot from what I can see on the county assessor's website).My internal debate right now is whether I should explore this property any further, or set my sights on 4-unit or smaller buildings where financing rates might be more attractive.  

So a college buddy knows we are investing in buy and hold properties.

. - If you can build a relationship with a successful investor who specializes in wholesaling, ask him if you can intern for him for 6 months.

The Nine states with a true Series LLC statue are; Delaware, Iowa, Nevada, Utah, Illinois, Oklahoma, Texas, Tennessee, and now Kansas (Yeppie :) Here is an interesting Article about NC recognizing legal internal/external structure from a Series LLC from NV: Sounds to me like one could hold assets in one the Mother I'll call "9" business friendly states, operate a series (or property) in NC, depending on how the operation is structurally performed end up under 9 or NC law in a landlord-tenant or flip limited liability suite, foreclosure, or charging order.

I'm the first in my family (including six older siblings, two parents, and countless aunts and uncles) to finish college with a Bachelor's degree (BS in Economics from Pitt), and the first to move out of the region.