Student debt along with a generally more frugal nature could keep them away from the McMansions of their parents generation.

I wonder how parents would answer those same questions.

Was leaning towards putting both, as at the very least, both are agreeing to the rules stated in the lease and there is no excuses.I think we will ask for co-signer, as its the parents of the applicant with good income/credit, just more protection. 

The commercial side will be a little different than the residential side of the business.Since a lot of investors got wiped-out last time, if they're still in the REI industry, many of them also learned a tough lesson and made sure to stack the cash reserves so they don't have a repeat situation of losses, and end up asking their parents, or in-laws if they can move-in until they get back on their feet.

Keep watching your parents successful actions.

I’m 20 yrs old and wanna get started in real estate, but the problem is I also wanna buy a house to make a primary residence because I don’t wanna be stuck living in my parents house for another 2 yrs or even longer.

Hi BP,Thank you, for your time.I am about to finish the Probate Sale of my parents home in Inglewood, CA due to them having no estate planning. 

As a young adult, my college plans were made as a precaution by my parents.

Is there a parent, grandparent, aunt, etc that you could partner with that would go in with you on a purchase.Unless you go that way (living in the house) you would need to put about 20-25% down for a conventional investment property purchase... so again.. the need for more money & qualifying.  

Im 19 and a homeless student with no parents.