My expenses is basically from education/business start up already at $23,000 and personal college student loans.

It is now rented out exclusively to students.

I have 200k equity on my primary residence but 250k student loan in default.

I'm currently a full time student at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, where are you planning on attending college?

I don't know how beneficial that aspect will be for you, and be a college student usually on a tight budget.

Its not that we want to gouge tenants but when we get a house full of students they tend to think "mommy and daddy" are going to clean up and fix everything they leave behind.

I will sign a contract and that person will take 75-80% net profit from those initial deals.If someone truly knows what they are doing won't they get their money 10-fold this way.Someday than I will pay-it-forward.Please send me a message if you or someone you know is interested.Thank you"The teacher looking forward to being a student"

If you're buying a house to rent to college students, you can easily run afoul of the limits on the number of unrelated persons.

Targeting the students that will be moving out of the dorms?

So I bought a two family 5 bed apartment located in a student rental area (paid $128,00 currently rented for $1800 a month).