Being there for two winter months experiencing two rounds of sub-zero degree was quite an experience.

I recently finished a MBA degree and have been renting while working full time and going to graduate school.

@Gavin Hirsch - How about joining your local REIA or landlord association and asking investors who are active in the market what their experience is?

It is not a big infomercial, they teach you soooo much about things you didn't even know was associated with Real Estate investing.  

Do you think he couldn't act as the agent selling a unit in his association?

@Justin Fraser has been a huge help to me (I'm a newbie as well) and pointed me to the SJREIA (South Jersey Real Estate Investors Association) which has been invaluable so far.

cite=64.34.352 State law overrides your association governing docs.

if your local realtors association has access to the tax system then a friendly Realtor can get you the list. 

College degrees are essential for certain careers. 

Unless you already had a decent job for 2 years (Minimum) while in college, lenders will typically give you financing based on you graduating with your bachelor's degree and securing a contract with a job in your degree's related field.