Do you plan to pay their college or what?

Hi, I'm a 21 year old college student thinking of dropping out of college to start investing Real Estate.

Bill GulleyAnd with the new international banking standards imposed by the Basel III that U.S. banks must comply with by 2015, lending will probably just stay tight.

I definitely know the area fairly well and even have some good tenant sources in the Loma Linda area (I'm a professor) and I have to say if you're going to rent to college kids, a Seventh Day Adventist (no alcohol or caffeine) Medical school is a good place to start.

Might consider labor in your area.We have a tri-plex that has been more student housing than anything, mostly college students but have had adults.

I am in no means a professional REI, but I do have previous experience writing and reviewing business plans from currently/previously owned businesses and college.

I recently received my associates degree in criminal justice from a local community college.

Convention compensating factors include some common sense, such as debts dropping off in 6 months, an applicant who has been working in their degreed specialty after college and not having 2 years on the job or a military member receiving nontaxable income.

I will not be attending college after school.

Furthermore, the Hampton Roads area is saturated with military personnel and college students who are always looking for child care.