What I though back then is to consider it as a saving plan for college tuition for my 2 kids, assuming I will have a good equity from principal and appreciation in 15 years ( presumably my kids will attend college in 2025).

He manages the property himself and I think per his admission he just has not paid attention to them as he should have been.  

I also travel back for that same reason a couple times a year.As a Midwestern, small college (Lindenwood), suburb of St.

From what I've read through and remember from business classes in college they have pros and cons since I would be the single owner but don't know if because it's RE, if there are specifics I should be aware of.

I'm currently a Junior in college pursing a useless degree in Acting.

I graduated from college and got my broker license in1980.  

From what I understand, in Wisconsin it's required to take a 72 hour course or 10 credits from an accredited college before taking the real estate exam.  

We would like to buy a townhome or condo to rent out, first to our daughter (and roommates) while she is in college.  

I still have my SFH, six kids, one on college that may be getting married next year, and a slew of medical issues.

Is my first year of college and i only have like 1000 of saving what should i do to save a good amount of money to get a house to rent. 1) what are places that can i ask for money ?