I bought a town house in 2012 shortly after graduating college.

I am looking at a 4 unit property next to a college.

I took the RE Principles at a community college and RE Practice online.

On the other end of the spectrum, I've briefly viewed properties where we went to college in Florida, and I could buy a 4-plex for 170k, pay 850/mo, rent out three units for 600/mo ea, and net +900/mo minus expenses, plus live rent free myself.

I rent this 4-bedroom unit to 4 college guys.

Bloomington is a college town, right?

You need to rebuild the credit, a counselor (not a bankruptcy attorney) can address this route.Learn RE from credible sources, RE schools, take a local college course, get a text book that Agents use to pass the exam, in 3 weeks you'll be ahead of most on the internet or chasing some system.

Finding a mentor who is right for you is somewhat akin to finding a college or university.

However I have lived here all my life excluding college years.

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