I am also a SUNY Oneonta graduate.

Graduating highschool in 2009, I was becoming aware of housing prices during the downturn.

Currently working as an engineer after recently graduating from college.

Hi Kenny,It looks like a happening place.It looks like a true positive for the city.I have a question though, you (like many) mention "Young Professionals".Professional what; dentists under 30 years old, just graduated attorneys, what specifically makes a "young person"  a Professional for something like this (???)

After getting cussed out and berated by "Seasoned Investors" I quickly made the change to invest more time into books,seminars, countless training and graduating Top of my class at YouTube University (I kid lol).

The cash on cash return is 22% and 38% after year one (I move out) renting to graduate students.

I am a recent college graduate and am currently living at home in Bucks County, Pa, so I think this would be a great strategy to start with.

After graduate school I will try and find a house sub-to.

With graduation for him in the near distance, I can start to plan for the future.Building Captial while traveling down there make sense.

Hello everyone,This past June I graduated from High School and now I'm working as a Summer Intern at my local DPW (Department of Public Works) and after this summer the plan was for me to attend a four-year private university for Marketing and Finance after the four years I would have around 60k in student loans, but recently I was informed I could work for my local DPW full time and make around 55k a year at the age of 19 but I'd be losing the Marking and Finance, classes.