Student Rentals?

Mostly rent to students from Hastings College here.

Lastly, you can look in the areas surrounding the schools/hospitals attracting students/medical professionals.There are several options depending on what long term strategy you are trying to accoomplish.Good luck!

We both plan on keeping our 9-5 job but hopefully at some point we can make enough through real estate that we would be able to leave...Being extremely conservative, we have about $50k in equity in our home, probably closer to $80k ( we would have more if we didn't take a $40k home equity loan to pay for student loans).

Realtors gossip like middle school students. 

If you have a local Apartment Association I'd urge you to join - lots of benefits. 

@Dexter De Mesa I assume it's in the student ghetto or Edison?

Since then throughout the remainder of college I began to dabble and read around the BP forums, listened to a few podcasts, watched some youtube videos etc.I'm interested in rental properties, and think I have a good network in Abilene (where I went to school) to be able to have a steady flow of renters to the students and as a bonus, the real estate there is fairly inexpensive so seems like a good place for a beginner.

I’m a 22 year old student looking to strike my very first wholesale deal here in MD.

She became really stressed, and her and another mortgage broker urged me to wait and continue to save for a year before I jump into it.