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.

I was very interested in making a career out of real estate investing out of college, assisted an investor on a few things for a couple months, then the worst possible thing happened....

I want to purchase my first investment property in Buffalo, NY (which is where I went to college) and i am really familiar with the housing market.

Internally the price drops on their end and they just use that at the new basis.

I work full time as a Software Engineer for a health system and I also attend college part time.

You can take a real estate class (Real Estate Principles) or something similar through a community college, etc.

I see stained concrete in College product primarily in my market and it provides a more rustic look (brown rust color).

The risks really are with banks getting into internal problems, not closing so much (but they do) but changing loan requirements, having different capital requirements, having concentrations in loans or too much with one borrower.

These are introductions to real estate written as college texts with plain easy to read aspects of RE.While most are written for college level classes in the business departments, they are also used at highschools.The one I just linked has options and contract for deeds described.