I can walk you through what I’ve done so far if you want, just PM me.With your starting salary and savings, assuming you have little or no student debt, you’re going to be in a fantastic spot to begin.

@Joseph Ambrose It is located on the east side not far from the Newington line, but not in the student rental area.

I am currently a Student Veteran in Minnesota saving my pennies hoping to invest in a multi-family in St.

Not sure but as a college student I’d think it’d be tough to get into a property with only 10k, even as a primary residence. 

A family member is going to be selling an investment SFH, with the profit to be re-invested into a student housing SFH via 1031 exchange.

In my grandmas neighborhood alone there’s so many new developments as far as shopping, student housing, etc.

A family member is going to be selling an investment SFH, with the profit to be re-invested into a student housing SFH via 1031 exchange.

Bret Gillespie, SPTNeumann University DPT Student - Class of 2018

It is a single-family property but will likely be rented to college students to generate some cash flow.

If you're on good financial footing and have a solid credit score, I would urge you to look beyond FHA loans.