A lot of houses on campus could rent for a good cash flow, however most are not in the best condition and wont be after a year of being lived in by students.

Credit cards, student loans, etc.?

I participated in a syndication last year (2016) and I am planning to file my 2016 tax this coming week. 1.

I feel like I hear a lot of people saying that they want to avoid participating in a voucher program.

Hi my name is LaKeith Brown and I'm a College student ready to get started in real estate investment and am interested in Flipping houses for profit I've been doing a lot of research for about a year now and am ready to take the dive and get my feet wet... any advice,or local help to get started would be truly appreciated Thank You I look forward to hearing from the BP community 

So, who would you rather be:Option A: Guy with $25,000 in cash, no debts, and no other assets, and a $50,000 per year salary.Option B: Guy with a $300,000 home, with a $260,000 mortgage, a $30,000 car with a $20,000 loan, $10,000 in his IRA, $15,000 in student loans, and $5,000 in his checking/savings account. $65,000 per year salary.Both have good credit.

I had a similar argument with my PM over Student rentals.

I wouldn't increase my RE debt to pay off student loans.  

perhaps that does student rentals? 

My name is Chase and I am a college student studying finance at Michigan State University.