It is the advice I give my students that don't have a lot of money to get their business going.

Neighborhood demographic: will you be renting to students around a university (generally higher rents but more turnover), young professionals, or families?

Also, I've been hearing a lot about "good debt" and mortgages and everything and I'm a bit afraid of any of that because I already have student loans to pay off...

RPI in Troy is a respected university with serious engineering students who won't trash your apartments, according to one of my clients who also owns buildings in Troy.  

We manage a ton of student rentals and are getting great returns.

I am a student at SFA and am looking into getting my first property soon.

It would primarily be renting it out to college students at Binghamton University.

For the past 9 years I have owned a rental property in Philly in a neighborhood that college, graduate students, and young adults love.

Plus, you have a great rental market in RI if you market to URI students. 

I'm currently looking into real estate investments as I am fascinated by the thought of monthly income through rental properties.To get to know me better: I'm currently 19 years old,  a physics student living in Germany and I just read an article about seller financing.Would it be possible that I start investing in rental property or do I need a real job first/assets?