Universities are going to make money, your best bet is to play the game with them and sometimes you can't b/c they simply control the market too much.

Hi Yonah,Many accredited investors FIRST understand take a bunch of single family houses and put them into one building and you have large multifamily.It's a concept they can understand and feel comfortable with right out of the gate.

I am now 29 years old and I just recently graduated from San Diego State University this last December.  

The room is closer to the campus and right in the university's commercial centre (so better location and maybe better condition).

Owner is asking $190k Cash only (currently occupied by owner)Rehab Budget is $75k. 45-60days to complete.Based on comps: $350k plus The property is couple of blocks away from Texas Southern University and University of Houston with over 70k students combined.Not in a flood zone.Pm me if interested

This being said I am still going to be going to college ( Virginia Tech, University of Virginia, or UNC) for business/Real Estate majors.

Lane, Here in Mobile, AL apartment living is popular being that we have several universities in town.  

I also see more targeted investment plays around our exploding universities (ASU in Tempe, ASU and UofA in downtown Phoenix, and Grand Canyon University in NW Phoenix). 

I'm a senior at Princeton University, and I'm passionate about financial independence through real estate, and about paying forward to others, the many blessings that I enjoy.

I was thinking notes, but finding good notes in an area I'd be willing to foreclose in is difficult, I only know of PPR notes and FCI Exchange. 50k doesn't seem like enough to get into lending and I'm not an Accredited investor.