In addition, the landlord stated that they have some student loans tied up with the mortgage as well. 

Hi everyone, my name is Desiree and i'm a senior in college right now. I read Rich Dad Poor Dad last summer and ever since I've been obsessed with the idea of cash flow through real estate investing. I'm primarily int...

Owner is asking $190k Cash only (currently occupied by owner)Rehab Budget is $75k. 45-60days to complete.Based on comps: $350k plus The property is couple of blocks away from Texas Southern University and University of Houston with over 70k students combined.Not in a flood zone.Pm me if interested

I am currently a college student that has completed 2 years of general studies, and will be entering a major next semester my current plan is to double major in business management and Real Esate.

Neither student loans nor utility bills will kill your credit score. 

I graduated college last year, and have a full time position in the financial services industry, which is helping me pay down student loans, mortgage, bills, etc, but I am comfortable with where I am at financially.I have found a few people who are as hungry as I am to get into real estate, and we are thinking of forming an LLC.

Both myself and my wife are debt free (just paid off the student loans in full!)

@Art MaydanFirstly, if this is a student rental, I would recommend that you have the parents be guarantors and sign a separate guarantee which references the lease {i posted a sample in the BP file space a few years ago}.If the parents are signatories to the lease, then they have all the rights of a tenant including the right of access.  

@Nicole Candelario thank you very much for the advice, I have a partner that was working for this company name bright prospect, they basically help students with college but he quit like a month and like 2 weeks ago, give or take but now he’s running Uber and now dedicating his time to real estate.If I co-sign with him on a quad MF property and he live in one unit and I live in one and we rented out the other 2, even if we don’t make Cashflow but cut even then that’s fine cause every other income we get would help towards our Real Estate endeavors, do you think an idea like that would qualify us for an FHA loan.

If it's in Bham (which, incidentally, is also what we call Birmingham down here in AL ;) then is it rented to students?