I am looking to start investing in real estate to supplement my income, pay off my student loans, and eventually develop a substantial "passive" income stream.

This may help me and other out who read.Income in (Job no investments) $2,200/moIncome out - all expenses - $210 student/auto + $1,150 (all mortgages) = $1,360 Living exp vary $550-$700/moPotential income (planned to be realized fully starting february) Duplex 1 - Lower $1,100 Upper $750 = $1850Duplex 2 - $500 per side = $1,000Duplex 3 (turnkey 1 rented, other filled by foy - $400 + $525 = $925Totaling = $2,775 All buildings have new roofs, and will have new hvac.

It's a K-8 school and so there are no students driving to school and so it just doesn't need a lot of parking etc.I haven't decided what to do with the church.  

@Cody Adams, over the past 7 years, I've had close to 25% of the students who take my Real Estate Investing course at the University of Toronto, tell me that they did the boot camp or extended (expensive!)

Basically the other towns in Lake and Porter county that butt up to Chicago.I just started looking there for a student rental for my daughter, so I would like to do a lot more work on the area. 

The result is that the LLC, which will own the property, ends up in the student's parent's name, along with the commercial loan since the student is ineligible (for at the time at least another 2+ years.)When it comes time to refinance/sell/etc. how can the property belong to the student instead of the parent, without "rebuying" the property from the parent?

Since then I've bought 4 more buy & holds, flipped 2 homes, sold 4 of the 5 buy & holds, and have passive investments into various commercial properties including a hotel in Dallas, a new construction of a student housing apartment in Central Texas, a land deal in Austin, TX, and a commercial real estate fund specializing in Class A residential assets in NYC.I'm looking to continue my real estate education, expand my network base, share my knowledge and experiences with others, and ultimately get into syndicating of my own deals.Happy to help anyway I can and look forward to getting to know the BP network!

We had a negative net-worth from student loan debt.

Between student loans, bills and just adulting, it would take me years to comfortably fund this investment.

I'm 25 years old and starting in real estate renting.At the moment, I have a duplex (where I have 9 chambers for students), and at the end of the month, I'll have a 5-plex.So I'm here to learn about different strategies used by people out of Québec and, of course, share mine.Have a nice day guys.Chad