Hi everyone,I am a college kid living in Philadelphia.

However, the lender must verify the borrower’s employment for the most recent two full years, and the borrower mustexplain any gaps in employment that span one or more months, and indicate if he/she was in school or the military during the most recent two full years, providing evidence supporting this claim, such as college transcripts, or discharge papers. 

I closed on my first duplex this February and then closed on 2 properties simultaneously in early July in Platteville, WI, where I went to college.

Howev,er I've done the roommate thing in college.

My husband and I have been investing in Dallas, Austin and College Station for the past 7 years.

Honestly xcel has everything you need if you use it properly.The hardest part will be setting up all the references and equations for your specifications.If that might seem a little too much of a challenge for you I would put an ad into your local college newspaper offering $1000 for an xcel spreadsheet that you can build upon and let a college intern/professor/student build you one for weekend beer money.

I live close to the university and 2 other colleges. 

Currently residing in a 4 potentially 5 bedroom (needs finished) home near multiple colleges in my area.

Right now he or she is in college somewhere.

A good job that stems from education, whether it's college or a trade school or an apprenticeship is in order.