During my time at college, I was the type of student to never show up to lectures yet achieve straight A's in all my classes.

One negative for us as litigants was my wife's sister is a college student, not a wealthy stockbroker, so the amount of damages you can sue for is small, and the amount of time huge by comparison due to the reputation of the oil company.

I used to go to school at CCSU and rented two houses while I was a student there.

I would like to endeavor into the single/multi family for student housing, flips, and the buy and hold REI niche.

The way this property is currently being rented is by the room to college students and based on the owners notes, he is paying for "lawn/pest control/insurance/utilities/cable-internet", a management company might might handle the lawn/pest control, but I left the expenses in because I have a feeling paying for utilities and cable is part of the lease the owner has with the tenants, and I would pick up insurance myself as well.

Hey everyone,My name is Bo Cochran, I am currently a student at Ohio State University.

She has student loans but I do not, and my credit is almost perfect.

They can't apply other forms of dwellings as comps (SFR, condos etc).I'd definitely challenge that - at least for 2019 you should be ok with $393K.Outrageous tax value :(Hope your rents will jump twice as well  Its not impossible to hit $700K, but unless it was a massive multi bedroom student living arrangement, or brand new construction,  it wouldnt come close to $700K, not out by TCU. 

My boyfriend is a special education teacher and I am a freelance producer in television.

As Mr.Gates famously stated, "Success is a terrible teacher".