Hi Jennifer, I graduated from the University of Central Florida and also invest locally in Ocala.

@alanasriants I personally think the concepts I discussed are universal and this is just not a good deal.

I would say your best areas are going to be closest to the bigger colleges and universities.

I started with SF students rentals back then around Sacred Heart University.

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If so, then your FICO score is irrelevant.Unlike when qualifying for "accredited" status, most lenders include the equity in your home as part of your net worth.Also worth mentioning, if your net worth is 800k, you could partner/JV with someone whose net worth is $700k and together you could get a $1.5m loan.

He doesn't have an SSN.A couple weeks ago, I found a post on the university's housing page of him stating that he is looking for a place to move immediately, I wanted to bring it up to him because we had a discussion about me being a little overbearing. 

For only a couple hundred dollars more monthly, I can purchase a beautiful brand new home 10 minutes away from the university.

The only time I typically hear about SFH rentals in MA is rent by bedroom near colleges and universities.

I have personally done both sides of things; ran PM biz grass-root's, and ran PM brokerage in a franchise system, a big BIG name one. 1 universal truth that stands in BOTH is your primary existence as a PM, franchisee or grass-root's, is that your a full-time "vanguard" of defending against the "WTF's" and in being a "Fire-Fighter" putting out the "fires" of the various "WTF's" that happen.