I'm currently in my sophomore year of college at Fordham University, but due to the COVID-19 outbreak, all of my classes have been moved to online.

Purchase price: $63,500 Cash invested: $10,000 Sale price: $125,000 long term buy and hold rental by the University of Utah What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Lubbock is a wonderful West Texas community and is home to about 300,000 people and Texas Tech University.

Saving most of that profit for things we knew would in our future (like paying for our kids university education).So in an economic downturn like this I know that we have enough to sustain our lifestyle even if I was to lose my job and If my renters lost their jobs and couldn't pay their rent.But we have already done the contingency planning, we have it all written out and is prioritized.I preach to new investors all the time that life is a marathon and you need to plan accordingly. 

This property will be rented out to college students being that it is on the same street as the university. 

If it helps to get the convo started, I'm a few months working out of university and I'm trying to explore the different markets and strategies that could work for me.

If universities are accepting students then they will be paying out aid. 

Maybe the universe was backing up what some of you pros were saying! 

that makes you believe you’ll get an appreciation jump in the next handful of years (university expansions, major employer relocation, public works, etc.??) 

God is King of the Universe, and cash is king in real estate!