My credit around mid 700 and $ around 40kI only have 15k debt student loan Now!!!!

If you have excellent credit and the only debt you have is student loans you should be ok.

Duplexes around universities in College Station/Bryan, Austin, Lubbock, San Marcos, etc. are good for older college students who want to live off-campus and pay less than they would for a brand new apartment, and provides you with a steady stream of cash flows.

I'd love any other more generic advice (unrelated to the above questions) for a college student if anyone has any!

I like the near east and near west sides of town (close to campus but generally not renting to students).

For example, someone could have a bankruptcy that's a couple years old or medical bills (very common) or high student loans.

If you’re not then use that money to pay off your student loans.

They were specifically talking about student housing multifamily around the University of Arkansas which makes sense as I figure the closer the property is to campus and amenities the better in that situation.

I would like to invest in property and then rent them, however I am a student and I can not work, this makes it difficult for me to get a mortgage, becouse i don't have the right credentials.After a year of university attendance I can take the SSN for work, at that point I will have the right credentials, but I do not want to wait a year !!

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.