There is a good amount of affordable student housing from the different colleges in the area that I could probably get in with 20-30k. 

(Except I'm guessing you can be licensed and still do crappy work - that's how it is in most professions.)In any event, you'll need to talk to other investors local to you and get that answer.

Things change if you have a profession where you need to worry about asset protection from the beginning (like a doctor where you can get sued and lose your rentals too).

I see all the time on BP where a millennial with heavy student loan debt asks if they should pay off their loan or invest in real estate.

I have a child going on 2 years old and feel like I am missing out on a lot of moments due to working in my current profession.

When the manager turns out to be useless, the Landlord blames the entire property management profession instead of acknowledging that they failed to do their homework and find a good one.Here are just a few tips:1.

Hi,I am leasing out a college house to some engineering students and they want to pay the full year rent up front.

I suggest going to the NARPM site and searching for a profession PM.

A totally over-leveraged credit profile (fancy school student loans ain’t cheap!)  

I am a math/accounting student and a bartender downtown.