If you have a high salary and a secure profession maybe you take the risk on a break even property that is going to appreciate and rents go up (I would not put 40% down to do it) but if you are at the mid to lower range that negative cash flow can push you over the edge.

Plan to buy real estate for a child to attend a 4 years med school and share with the other students.

I have a long-term single-family home rental and is most likely going to be filled with college students. 

Two different professions.  

I am looking at a 7 bed 3 bath townhouse that is currently being used for student housing near a prominent university.

Since I was a medical student, I've always been passionate about making smart investments for my future, and real estate has piqued my interest for its potential to generate passive income and build long-term wealth.

Hi, I'm a current student in college getting wanting to get started in wholesaling. 

There is something called the Socratic method where Socrates (who was a pretty bright fellow) would ask his students questions.

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...