I am a currently student at Columbia University and an aspiring real estate business person.

I heard a BP podcast where a guy started out by doing this in a 3 br condo, renting out the other rooms to 2 college students for $400 per room.Thanks!

One of my NY REI students used them successfully.

I didn’t realize this until just yesterday but I’m realizing I’m almost to the point we’re the rentals pay for all my wife’s and myself a student loans, mortgage payment and with adding one more rental we will have our car payments officially covered.

I’m a full time college student.

You say college/military bases, great starting criteria, but you should probably get into more of # college students or advantage of the military base.

The husband has very good credit of 706, no late payments and is the primary breadwinner; his wife is a SAHM, has poor credit of 594, mostly due to late payments (some 120 days late) of student loans, some as recently as April 2018.

I'm a recent college graduate from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (This past May) who has been lucky enough to both graduate with no student debt and secure a job in the Charlotte area. 

The reason being there are a ton of students that start school around that time in the local universities and that has carried forward to a lot of the other Boston neighborhoods.If you have colleges around you, id check to see what their cycles are.

Just finished paying off my student loans last month (huge weight off my shoulders), and am looking for more ways to become financially stable while owning my own property.