Victoria was one of PPR's first students (I believe) and seems like a genuine, solid person.For what it's worth.

Chances are you're going to rent to college students or young professionals that are more worried about what bars and shops they can walk to than what the finishes look like.

We bought a condo in Lynchburg Va and will most likely buy another one there this year...we want to rent to Liberty University students.

Are you renting to college students by any chance?

I was fortunate to have paid off all my student loans in college while working multiple paid internships part time jobs and being a RA.

Also, there are "shopping windows" for certain types of inquiries: 15 days for auto loans and student loans, 30 days for home loans.

Could I use an FHA loan to purchase a multi family for my brother who is a college student.

When we have done this we also made it clear in the lease that the tenant is responsible for any citations/fines for an unkempt premises.These days, where our smaller buildings are predominately student rentals, we take care of the snow removal (driveway & egress window wells, the tenant is responsible to shovel steps and walkways, though we end up doing them at least once per month) and lawn care and simply bake it into the rent.  

The intention is to steer the students towards real estate investment.

I'm looking to see if anyone has experience with college rentals, but someone with experience renting to students at Keene State would be even more ideal.