If I'm in your position, I do the following:1) Enjoy your senior year and save your money from your internship this summer for a down-payment.

I'm still young and I'm looking for a mentor in the Reno area, my biggest interests right now are in house hacking for my first purchase and building a portfolio of rental properties later on.I've worked construction the past few years and I'm really leaning towards DIYing renovations as I take real enjoyment out of the reno process.I would really enjoy working with someone who does there own renovations so I can learn on hand.

I would like to hear how other people perceive this.Here is the link regarding this on AirBnb:https://news.airbnb.com/our-enhanced-cleaning-initiative-for-the-future-of-travel/?

I don't need it to cash flow... it's for my family's enjoyment.

I was still working, enjoyed my job, and continued to work, but kept the idea of leading a deal as a back-up if the job went south. 

But overall, has been a good experience and we've certainly enjoyed having a vacation home in that area!

In a nutshell: the US tax treatment of non-resident aliens is favorable.The financing is so expensive in general that leverage may increase risk more than it enhances the ROI. 

Hello BP, I am new here on the forum, but from time to time I visited it and enjoyed reading tips and your experiences.

Learn the business and LEARN HOW TO SELL. 2) Enjoy being youngYou're only going to look back with regret if you start working 60 hours at age 19. 

We are not really creative, we enjoy seeing ideas..