I let mine handle all the negotiations (which they're pretty good at) and the marketing of the property on the selling side (they do a better job of it than I do, and they have connections to international buyers).  

I currently have in-laws gifting funds, but they are international... 

We're investing in a college town too, so I'd be happy to trade advice. :)Kelly

Welcome MidwesternerIndiana college definitely having a great season this year

Hello,I'm new to posting here on BP but have been interning on this forum for quite sometime.

There are exceptions for students getting out of college and working in thier field of study, military, but the loan to value will be lower too, no PMI.

Being the first in our to graduate from college caused our credit to take a few bumps, but we are working on ironing those out.I like the idea of builing equity in order to trade up!

I'm a college student who goes to UCONN and I want to get started wholesaling real estate in my region.My goals are to first get a job, and once I have some money to work with, use it to start marketing once I find a source of motivated sellers, and to find a real estate attorney I can see for free or cheap about creating legally sound purchase agreement and assignment contracts that work for me.

I am new to investing in Real Estate, I am considering purchasing several multi unit structures in Tampa or Tallahassee (college area) with the goal on building monthly cash flow.

We've made offers on 500 properties in 30 minutes and had great results.Your cost of marketing is time with this technique, and an intern with good computer skills can do all of this for you.