It could be a gift from family, or money that you have saved.I would suggest getting a part time job now, then transitioning to full time once you're done with school so you have work history to qualify for a loan. 

That said, you can collate other useful info like co-signors and their references to their program in school etc.

He plays for his school.

Between job transitions, grad school, money tied up in other business ventures, and the rising interest rates, my real estate investing pursuits were pushed to the side.

A very rare 1%-2% will be really successful and you will not see them much in the meetings after a while, as they are to busy to go back to "school", and probably the masterminds will not be teaching them anything new or adding any value.

Or if it's in Chippewa/Black Hawk school district (still has Beaver Falls postal address) it's in a great school district and worth looking into. 

focus on great school districts.

This will build my equity in the property for the next three years while I attend school. a good estimate would be $24k/year x 3 = $72k equity.3.

I'm buying the house for cash flow purposes and don't want to sell for awhile.House has good school district and good area overall.

Tenant needs a letter confirming resicencey for the school district, because they do not accept a lease that's older than 12 months.I have to say, I love the spirit of the cinder block guy ;-)