She decided to buy a home & rent rooms to fellow students rather than waste money on dorming.

THAT IS CASH FLOW.I generally tell my students that the fundamental point of reference is your POCKETs.Any money coming into your pockets is a POSITIVE cash flow.Any money going out, is Negative.I then mention that this is EASY to remember.

If you ever have any questions on student housing, I have experience in that area and may be able to help out :) Looking forward to reading about your investing journey! 

I am a student in university, fairly new to REI and busy learning about my local market where I plan to invest.I am in the process of saving for loan down payment since I aim to first acquire a rental or more ideally do a house-hack when I am able to qualify for a loan (I have not researched private lending yet - any tips would be welcomed for financing options).I have a semester break coming up in which I hope to go out and get a feel for the Cape Town market - open to anything.

Near the schools in Tampa, they would be considered student housing, and that's a ton of wear and tear and turnover.I love, and will continue looking at small multi-families that are all 2/1. 

A good thing especially for young adults who have student debt. 

Hello everyone my name is Richard Lema and I am a 19 year old college student.

But since my spouse and I have the same debt other that student loans, which is minimal, our monthly debt pretty much stays the same, but our monthly income doubles almost.

We are both students and only working part time.

Hello,I'm in a position where I have low debt because I have high utilization from my student loans that I am trying to catch up payments on.