Here is the link to the discussion that you can follow to keep up to date with any info.Aslo, I will be looking to purchase a home within the next year or so after I finish paying off my student loans and have capital for the down payment.

I have almost $100K in student loan debt.

I have my 2nd Unit rented to Med students for 16 months already... i only intend on using my unit for AIRBNB since I know I'll be gone Mon-Thurs.... and I have the flexibility to take flights Sunday night and not return until Friday if the users need it for the entire week.

I earn an extra $36,000 over the life of the loan)Total non-Principle cost to own free and clear = $82,000So in the end it costs $30K less to pay off the house if I stay with the current 15-year note, plus I cashflow the full monthly payment much sooner ( which is a big bonus for me, as this would be at about the time my son will enter college).

If you have any questions about RPI or Troy I can do my best to answer from the perspective of a former student.  

I am a recent college graduate with a degree in mechanical engineering who has just moved to the Ann Arbor, Michigan area from Toledo, Ohio.  

John Barry - I worked for a landlord in Philadelphia who accepted a years rent upfront because an international student couldn't qualify due to not having any credit.

Also, get good liability and umbrella insurance if the property you bought is being rented out to college students.

I have been doing that since I was 17 including those college years.  

Will the tenants be college kids or working class?