and am looking for a “who” within the college to create a relationship with to be able find me groups of students searching for housing nearby and give them an opportunity for a clean & suitable experience that is not too pricey compared to the room and board rates.The “who’s” that came to mind were coaches (heard this from a bp podcast), guidance counselors, & maybe directors of different departments, and I was going to use the website’s staff directory as well as leveraging relationships with past students to try to make introductions.

@George MunozSorry it is only for female real estate investors.

@Darryl AllenAs someone who's in a rather similar position to you: own my own IT company; have 7 properties on my own and have recently started working with two new partners.My bad news / warning to you is that your baggage (the 7 properties) will most probably still impact your and your new partner(s) ability to seek conventional financing as they will want everyone whose going on title - if you are incorporated, everyone who is an owner or director - to be vetted as a borrower and be a signatory (or at lease a guarantor) to any financing.As for pulling money from a corporation - are you talking about returning your capital?  

This is urgent- if not vetoed by June 29, it will become law.Call Kevin Reilly, Director of Legislative Affairs.

@Carolyn LorenceThe IRS rules prohibit any direct or indirect benefit between a disqualified party and an IRA or 401k - in either direction.If you create a joint venture where each side of the transaction is wholly separate and there is no commingling of funds, that would likely be OK.The potential issue is whether being enabled to participate in the transaction due to the presence of funds from a disqualified party would be viewed as a benefit by the IRS.  

With stocks you are at the mercy of the board of directors and have no input on how the company is ran. 

Today, 51% of all females, live alone.

I am on the board of directors of my local REIA and we hold numerous education sessions for wholesalers or wannabees.These sessions are always packed!!

Michaela...If this helps....I once had two young female applicants (ADULTS by the way) sign a lease for one of my houses.  

By being vocal about it I was approached by my director early in 2015 and he asked if I could help sell his house and his mothers in the same month.