Can I move the previous owners stuff to a storage place or do I need a moving company?

Are the stipulations from the previous lease now null and void?

College kids could easily trash carpet as bad as dog owners.

I've been a periodic visitor over the years and decided it's finally time to introduce myself.I'm currently a senior in college in the DC area, and I'll be starting work in NYC this summer (assuming I graduate...).

My building sits on a double lot so plenty of space for parking and a yard as well as a 2 car garage for free storage for me.

Thing I don't understand is, there certainly are other bidders at the courthouse who previously must-have checked out the houses, why is it always one of the "Warriors" gets the house and they never show someone who is not a Warrior present or bidding at the courthouse.I used to watch the bidding locally and got to know several of the guys . . . they told me: "the best deals are made before it gets to the courthouse."

I can give information upon request so you can understand my request better if necessary.I am working with a contractor I have already used on previous jobs and trust.

Then I'd look to possibly refi a couple of the previous properties to pull some of your money back out and use that for a few more purchases.By then, maybe can do some flips to add capital and keep going.What I would say is don't limit yourself to two houses.

While I have been involved in real estate since 2009 when I acquired my 1st investment property back in college, I still consider myself fairly new to real estate world as I am still learning so much.

These college campuses are only expanding and REITs and buying up land near schools as well.