Quote from @Junior Maravel: I would use a PM software, and have a vendor list on standby for anything that might go bad with emergency calls or issues that come up with repairs/maintenance.

I am currently a junior in college with a goal of purchasing my first fix-and-flip property in my senior year.

Quote from @Neha Mulkar: Hi BP Community,I wanted to share an update on our real estate journey and hopefully get some feedback or ideas.Here’s the situation:I currently have $30,000 available for a down payment and closing costs.My daughter is a junior at Georgia Tech, and we pay $6,000 per semester toward her expenses (around $12,000/year).We’ve been thinking hard about how to combine supporting her education with starting our real estate investment journey.Plan:We’re now looking to purchase a 4-bedroom apartment or townhouse in Westside Atlanta (30318 area).

I own a 5-bed/3-bath rental in Alabama, where I house hacked my junior year of college.

In NJ, verify title before anything: pull a full title search to catch junior liens, taxes, HOA, judgments, and reinstatement vs payoff.

To add to that he did not have the normal 15% down and no other collateral to offer as a junior lien or cross collateral.I do not generally encourage "Subject to" deal as I am the Bank not the arbiter if that makes sense.

Junior dude said this was 450K, price came back at 800K. 

I own a 5-bed/3-bath rental in Alabama, where I house hacked my junior year of college.

there could be a stipulation in the lenders DT that junior loans are an event of default and they could then start a foreclosure but that would be rare to the extreme if the loan is current and their position is not in jeopardy. 

Quote from @Elden Korber: I am a junior in college.