I'm Arslan, currently a university student about to graduate and (hopefully!)

Then he rents the five bedroom house as an STR that covers his mortgage and puts like $6K in his pocket each month.In fact, since you're in medical sales, you might have an edge on finding STR properties that are near hospitals or universities.

I'm a first-year student at The University of North Carolina in Charlotte, and I want to start wholesaling.

There are many large construction jobs going on in the city, many rental units being built around Ohio State University and I see a high percent of properties being remodeled around the college.

I'm currently attending university outside the U.S. and am panning to buy my first home when I get back.

At this point, we are seriously asking ourselves if we are making the right move to sell or if this is a sign from the Universe that we need to hold on to this property, cash out refinance, pay our contractor and use the remaining money from the 170K in equity to purchase a small multifamily rental property that we will BRRRR.

Recently we have been pursuing Student Housing plays in the shadows of major universities - 400 to 600 beds - for our Equity Co-GPs.

If I was you, I would quickly take The Mobile Home Park University course from Frank Rolfe before moving forward.  

These cities have multiple industries and a State University, so I don't think it would be a problem finding long term tenants. 

I am a student at Texas A&M University and a realtor in the College Station and Houston area.