The safety is descent and the tenant pool tends to be a mix of young professionals, families, and students.

Of course the gurus selling courses who also own LLC creation companies won't tell their students any of this.  

With your income and plan to pay off student debt, you’re in a strong position.

This is what you have been doing for ten years.You may have clients and students with results.

These quit early propagators don't tell the "students" that nothing in real estate is actually passive other than syndications and you still need to crush the due diligence to not get taken for a ride.

One of my coaching students sent this deal over, and I helped him close it.

You can find the properties through this website: https://listings.vrmco.com/Just a word of caution for anyone with student loans, New American's qualifying criteria are similar to FHA - when calculating DTI, they will use 1% of your outstanding student loan balance rather than your actual monthly payment. 

They also have ammenties you might not like: pools, gyms, WFH areas, etc.Then you have areas like temple that area not renting well because of the surrounding location of university and lower demand for students to live there. 

I've rented a SFH to students at PNWU for 10 years.

They'll offer that they will be really good students?