To me, it looks like a good first starter cash flow property, but I would like to see ya'll's take on it.I found a 3br, 2 bath townhome for around $115,000 in Charlotte, NC area that would serve as a great family home/ potential home for graduate students near the university and the rent in the area off Zillow staets an average rent of $1300 dollars.

Credit cards, student loans, plain ole vanilla mortgages, etc. because they have somehow managed to mess all of these up at one time or another.

I am looking into either house hacking/ investing into rental properties as I am a college student with limited funds.

Recently married, paid off wife's student loan and now looking to build wealth through real estate investment. 

I rent most of my houses to flight students now as I can usually justify a little more rent since they are basically paying by the room. 

Most students want to be able to walk to campus, so keep that in mind, too.

So I thought how about the education market - universities - not college students but rather graduate and professional students (e.g. medical students who spend 4 years in one place).Targeted tenants.   

Greetings folks,I'd appreciate any feedback regarding this question: I am currently a student and not working; my only income is some cashflow from the one rental property I own.

I'm a young adult (just turned 20) and college student entering my last year of college this fall.

I am just finishing paying off my 28k in student loans and looking to turn some of my extra cash into an investment opportunity.