It is a reverse mortgage foreclosure situation in a rural subdivision within walking distance to a University.

The location of the University is outside of the development area that has surrounded the greater Houston metroplex over the last 10+ years.

With that being said, here is my short story:Currently, I am a senior at San Diego State University graduating with my bachelor's in accounting in less than 2 months. 

I am looking to invest in Columbus, OH since I graduated from The Ohio State University.

It's in a decent neighborhood, near the university and would make a strong rental.

Huge government and university job base help support any downfall from any other industry or even a housing crisis. 

So I am a 20 year old about to get his associates degree From a community college ive paid for school myself, I’ll get my associates in May 2020 but not it is time to decide... should I go into debt to get my bachelors degree at a university or should i get into the workforce (sales) to save my money to invest into rental properties?

So I am a 20 year old university student who currently is nowhere near having enough money to start investing in real estate.

Hi All,I'm a newbie to the BP universe but very interested in diversifying my portfolio through real estate after 22+ years working in the corporate tax world. 

I graduated from Arizona State University back in 2010, and it has been quite a wild ride this decade getting my feet wet in real estate.