Hi, My name is Christopher Musselman and I am a 21 year old Real Estate student studying at the Leeds School of Business at CU.

Also I strongly urge you to file a complaint on line with the Attorney General in INdy it takes five minutes and you can do it on line.. 

Contrary to what everyone thinks not all millenials are losers who live at home, have huge amounts of student debt and make no money lol.

@Danielle Dunn if you are purchasing at Temple university, you may want focus on student rentals. 

Would urge you to develop your knowledge and firm up your investment criteria before deciding what route to pursue.

I have been looking into several strategies to pay it off and one of my first cousins (who is an international student in the US) has saved up $15k and would like to partner with me/ lend me the money to buy the rental.My strategy was to use his money to pay off my 401k loan balance and then do the roll over into a self-directed IRA to buy the rental under my name so that he has the option to live in it (if it's a multi family) and rent the rest.I have done a great deal of research and it looks like as long as I don't live in the rental and also make sure that all the transactions are done within the IRA, then it should be straightforward. 

I was also thinking of investing in Peterborough because I have lived there for 4 years and know it has a strong student rental market.

One of the students asked about the requirement that someone had to be turned down by two banks before they could apply for an SBA loan.

Put some ownership on your kids, they can work a job during school to help pay for a majority of the remaining costs and take student loans out for the rest if they still need more. 

If you are looking for a property next to a college and target students, the rents are usually higher in the summer when everyone is looking.