Here is a story from one of my students.

I just got off the phone from my second interview and it sounds great but I'm also uncertain.If it is as great as it is, why are there no reviews or past students screaming from the mountain tops...

Hello everyone, I’m a current college student and I graduate in December of 2025, and by that time I’ll have 50k saved up.

I am still a long distance full time college student so I hired maintenance and cleaner but I did all the rehab myself over the summer so I saved a fortune.

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.

I ultimately decided to leave because once I had to transfer to a university from my local community college to gain the 4 year degree the thought of going into student loan debt didn't sit right with me.

Hello all, I manage a privately owned student housing community in Texas. 

Shiller did his PHD at MIT in 60s w fellow student Dr Jeremy Seigel, whose latest edition of Stocks for the Long Run does a deep dive into US inflation, basically we had none from 1809 till 1945, house prices flat, then post WW2, lots of inflation and house prices up, if you remove the inflation, the red line in last chart above, house prices nearly flat again.

You find that east, you will find more college students, nurses, doctors, and traveling occupations.

The only reason our DTI is a problem is my wife has substantial student loans.