Hi everyone,I've recently developed an interest in real estate and am looking to invest in student housing in the Temple and University City areas in Philadelphia as a way of generating stable, passive income.

The videography skills are improving, and are rescued some by the editing software.

I suggest equipping yourself with a good accounting software, and a good maintenance software.  

I work for a firm that does Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing Engineering work, primarily for architects and developers.  

We are able to consistently find the 0.1% of the available 10,000 to 14,000 properties that are good investments using software we developed over several years.

I think it should say "developing credibility as a 22 year old investor."

I was listening to a BP podcast w/ Serge and one of the topics was about not trying to compete with a huge apartment complex.  Well, when I bought 7 years ago, the Bishop Arts District in Dallas was mainly 2 stories m...

To do it right, you have to do it professionally and be mentored by professionals.If your goal is to buy, fix and hold for rental income or even buy fix and flip (which is also a job), you might consider partnering or developing a business relationship with wholesaler rather than trying to do it yourself. 

Croix because there is talk of a communications hub being developed on the island, bringing in all kinds of jobs and opportunities, Is St.Croix still a D class.

Twenty years ago there were not as many service providers or the sophistication associated with being able to scale property management, development, and sales.