Hi BP Community,I just got a contract accepted on a foreclosure in Montgomery, AL in a good area near a local college.  

The rental market is propped up by the fact that the college is in town.  

Hello BP Community,I am looking for creative investment ideas to get funding. Currently, I am a student that is using the GI Bill from my time in the military to pay my for school and living expenses. Plus, I am worki...

Myself, well no one I knew was involved and never seen this topic in college lol Recently discovered "Passive" income and already love dealing with homes in every way.

What are the condition of the appliances, are there any, trees - how many and are they overhanging on the house which means I need to get my tree guy - I learned from a property I bought that had a nice yard but for living in it not renting since it's a cost to maintain, size 3/2 are good in my area and not so much 2/1 depending on the area - I live in a college town but a 2/1 in a family neighborhood isn't going to rent well, age recently for me as I lowered my range to include older, pre-1980 to 1960ish,  homes so now I have to consider electrical and plumbing, overall condition of the property.I can't speak for a fix and flip but I would suspect they may look at the property for "some" of the same things - maybe not.

I'm a 22 year old getting ready to graduate college and I have been especially interested in real estate investing for some time now, particularly multifamly.

@Jesse WatersWell since I am new and just entering the workforce out of college, I'm looking to invest as soon as possible which means the most I will be able to afford is duplex, threeplex, fourplex and if possible a bit larger multifamily.  

I do not have any money, I flunked college, basically dropped out afterwards because I do not want to be a burden to my parents.

Louis city and county universities and colleges call the Metro East home.

I was starting college and didn't have a summer job so he gave me the money and let me fix everything up for the sale.