I wholeheartedly agree with @Bill Hampton that the local REIAs (and there are a few) are the best way to get started.Also, I urge you not to attempt seller financing without solid, state-specific training and documents.

I am considering doing off-campus student housing around UTA to offset monthly payments and become more knowledgeable about land lording. ( although I don't plan to do it forever ).3.

For whole 600sqft condo id put it on for rent at 1300-1400/m since there is laundry, and for each room id be pulling in 700-850/m (students could rent it probably as w other properties).What i dont understand after coming down from my Greenville property is how nice Bayonne is.

Thanks in advance for any help on this.I have a property which three students have leased together.

Looking for students and recent grads in the Central Jersey Area interested in real estate investment and development to team up with.

I only have student loan debt on my credit report.

I have them in 3 of my student rentals where I supply the heat, thermostats are locked up and I can monitor, turn off and on the heat, raise or lower the heat from anywhere.

Just some background info on myself, currently I'm a college student on track to graduate in 2 months.

Hello,My name is Jacob Karcher, and I'm a 21 year old college student at the University of Houston (UH) studying Marketing.

Not only it is mortgage fraud, it is impossible to pull off because these days lenders compare your application with the IRS transcripts.I also urge you to pay attention to a crucial point made by @Linda Weygant: you cannot just forego available deductions to create higher income.