great  question ...student loans are  tricky  .....depending on the  type of student loan you have  and the loan program you might use - the loan underwriting  may vary  based on what payment is  used  for  qualifying  purposes .....if your payment  you make  on the loan is a fixed/ constant amount and if its a  fully amortized amount for the loan  and  if this amount appears on your credit report - more than likley  this is the amount that will be used in your  qualifying ( debt/ income )  ratios ........if this isn't the  case - the lenders may use  1% of the  loan amt ( which  could be higher that the actual payment you make ) ...............get in touch  with a lender / loan officer ...get pre approved  so you know how this  is treated   ..this process is  free and  should be relatively easy .....by doing this  you will answer many of your own questions ...I hope this  helps

Yep, there should be consequences for treating you this way @Burt L.   

If it is dirty and full of trash then this is likely how they also treat a rental property.

I mean would each loan be treated separately as in like, “can you pay for each loan?”

I have a question;In terms of taxation on income taxes for the IRS, how is rental income treated?

As far as rent, market rent, but he is a tenant and you have to treat him like a tenant AND the unit like a rental.

Hope Memphis is treating you well.

If there is a rehabber, title company, wholesaler, investor friendly attorney in the Toms River, NJ area PLEASE reach out to me as I’d love the opportunity to treat you to some lunch or dinner and discuss how I can be of assistance.

The boot is treated as passive income and you will get to deduct the losses.On top of that. 1)First, see if you can find a way to decrease your AGI below 150 in you are on the borderline.

If you are running a business you need to treat it as such.