If you look up Cameron Dunlop there is a good program if anyone is interested (I have not used this program myself but one of my coaching students has.

I fully support mentorship and there are lots of good programs out there but a new investor needs to understand the mentor needs to “sell the dream” to get students - selling the dream of owning 16 units doesn’t have the same ring as owning 200 units.I’ve been in real estate since 1978.

:) If you can find an STR with 4+ rooms in Dahlonega, student housing is needed there, that could be a good option as well.

This is especially troublesome with student rentals, where there is absolutely no demand after the summer.Great example to are making for your daughter, here.

They do have success stories from Students that took the coaching program.I attend the Meetings, to network, network, network!

Markets with student rentals or lots of young professionals will work best.Look at other bedrooms for rent.

Also, who or what profession would help me look at an opportunity to understand if its a good deal or not?  

From his linkedin, he describes himself as: “ In addition to my IT role, I am also a business owner and a finance student.

I find new inspectors (both new to the profession and/or new to the city/county/etc.) tend to be the ones with the biggest power egos.

It was a smaller program (less than 40 students).