I'm going to college, but I don't want to rely solely on getting a degree and working for other people.

I know of investors that have paid for their children's college education using this strategy.

I grew up in MA and am about to graduate college in Boston.

Or even during the summer in especially hot climates (working on clay and tile roofs in Phoenix, for example).As an example, I spent the winter working on a project up north, where part of the buyer's lender's conditions for sale was that the house needed to be painted (it had really bad peeling paint), but the temperatures didn't get above 50 degrees for about three months, and paint won't stick in cold temperatures.

Hi,I am a 21 year old college student currently employed with the army national guard.

No Alex sadly we disposed of everything in 2011.But North Adelaide was my stomping grounds during the '70's as I resided @ Lincoln College during my years @ Adelaide Uni.

Here were the owner's motivations when he rented me a unit for personal use, at significantly below market, as stated by him:1) He wanted to be able to collect rent every month from someone he could trust (I came on a fantastic referral from a friend and former "pupil" in our college economics classes who is the landlord's cousin).

My ultimate goal is to become a successful investor and eventually get my sister into a home in Fairfield, with putting 2 kids thru college I just don't have enough resources atm.Sincerely, Gene

And if your clientele are college students think "Animal House" and perhaps you should rent the movie.

You might connect with @Jack Tucker in Athens, GA and other 'college towns one hour from large city' investors.