I walked into the first year of my marriage with student loans for college that I did not finish and a large business loan for a business that failed and no longer existed.

The investors I work with here are mostly looking at student rentals near the university or focusing on areas near Fort Jackson, so there is always a good rental base here!

Great way to pick up some good info and possibly a deal.You can also search NARPM.org for the RMP (Residential Management Professional) and MPM (Master Property Manager) certified.You might consider Niche or Specialized Housing like student housing.

For actionable advice having been a vendor at guru events ( lender in the back of the room helping students buy rentals)  I think to get the most out of these events one should do some training before you even go. first thing take a pre license course in the state you live in..

Since you're in Dallas, I'm just assuming you're a Brad Sumrok student.

I am currently a full-time student and I own my own mobile detailing business so it may be a little difficult to get approved for a property like that (Multi-family). 

However, I do have about $100k in student loans at a 5.5% interest rate over a 10-year term.

Home to The Ohio State University with nearly 60,000 students, 5 Fortune 500 companies, over +25% population change since 2000, and the 2016 smart city challenge award winner (https://www.columbus.gov/smartcity/).

I've talked to a (presumably) close friend of Mike, and he said that Mike is a great guy, someone who's interested in bringing success and financial independence for his students (and presumably his investors).

Our student loans are almost entirely federal with a couple thousand a month in payments if that matters.We have so many questions...any guidance would be greatly appreciated!