This is a derivative of house hacking and house sharing and student housing.6.

I have an acquaintance who invests in buildings around campuses and works with the universities to offer student housing.

In the US that's not real common other than college students and low-end rooming houses. 

Boarding houses are very common for student housing. 

Student housing seems to be a nice niche between SFR and  multi...I work in a University setting and understand the inherent risks of that population.  

Cars are paid for, no credit card or student loans.

We bought one with owner financing and the other we paid cash.We have no debt other than the land payment, no car payment, student loans, etc...The house: We have an offer accepted at 156,000 for a 2 Bedroom 1 Bath.

Step 1.First step is obvious but pay your bills on time every time. cell phone, internet, loans, mortgage, rent, utilities, car loans , student loans, insurance and any other bills you may have pay all your bills on time.Step 2.Second step is to improve your credit utilization ratio.

Assuming it’s one of those few decent programs then the biggest variable becomes the dedication and drive of the student to execute what they learn.

You can only listen through so many sales seminars, they all generally follow the same formula: establish credibility with stories of success for the guru and her/his students, throw out a few tidbits of information, create a sense of urgency (Limited Time Only and Special One-Time Discount Pricing), and get people to pay to enter the next level of the sales funnel.I hope I don't sound too jaded :DBut with so much free information available (here on BP, on YouTube, in BOOKS which someone probably spent months organizing into a coherent and understandable information package), it's hard to justify literally thousands of dollars on seminars and coaching programs these days.At the very least, if someone is going to go to one of these seminars I strongly recommend leaving the credit cards at home.