Quote from @Uzziel Cortez: Hello everyone,I am 31 years old and finally ready to dive into the deep end here.Looking over the strategies I think I want to start with Out Of State MTR / LTR strategy.My though is travel nurses or university students will be a good market / consumer base to tap into.I live in Orlando FL but looking at lower cost markets such as Texas or Indiana.Looking forward to hearing any tips yall might have for me.Thanks Welcome aboard.

Especially those that rent to college students since it will most likely be rented out to students. 

any consumer debt, student loans?

While you can’t completely control who applies to live in your properties, you most definitely can find areas that are popular with students, young professionals, families, etc. 4) just as important as finding the property, you need to have an exit strategy in mind for the property.

There is a community over there wanting to build up a boardwalk similar to New Jersey and return North Beach to it's prime (I think it had a boardwalk in 1915 before a hurricane).It has a lot of work to be done but it's in a good spot to downtown, right near the highway so easy to access and get to places all over the city whether you are going to the island for spring break or the university to visit college students it's a short drive.The area it self could be better but I think it has a lot of potential.

Hello,I’m Jonathan Wiltshire, a 22 year old student veteran at KU, I’m new to real estate investing and I am heavily interested in it.

It's like everything about working with students or children/teenagers thse days.

I feel like a first year law student should have been able to make a case to get this suit thrown out.

I once listened to a radio listener call, where the listener complained that they'd been paying their student loans for 20 years and the balance hadn't gone down. 

We are in the process of renting out one of our properties to four college students.