That’s like saying which profession has more success a dentist or a medical dr? 

At that time I asked everyone's opinion on using rental properties to help offset my daughter's student loans.

Are either of you aware of any UNT student/alumni REI groups?

My search has included analyzing the prices of homes in these markets, driving around the neighborhoods, checking on occupancy restrictions, student permits if required, college enrollments, crime statistics, etc.

For the next investment , we are planning to do another multi-unit on the peninsula but also have an eye on Antigonish and Wolfville for student rentals in the future.

Madison, WI is one of those, and I am not sure exactly why, unless the presence of commune living and student housing is a major factor - lol.

THis will be a student RentalPurchase Price 113kRehab 15K5 Bedroom, including third story finished Attic (2800 Sq Ft)Rent $2,600 per semester $5,200 for year. $500 summer lease-this is around average rent for off campus house with Utilites includedExpensestaxs- $1,700insurance- $2050gas- $1,900Electric- $1,200Water/Sewer- $2,000Yearly maintance- $1,000total= $9,850NOI based on Semester Rents Without Summer leases and late fees $26,000($16,150)Purchasing Home with Primary Home Equity. 

Once I do that though, my Debt to Income ratio becomes something like 37-38% (dang student loans).

I'm also a grad student so my financial situation is not actually the best and I'am currently enrolled in a credit repair program (hopefully that helps with potential loans if need be) so I was thinking that maybe NACA would be a great start to purchase a multi family to house-hack and product passive income.

Most people have student loans, but the GI Bill allowed me to finish school without debt.