In Wisconsin we send the security deposit with "AND" between each tenants name, so it's made out to all of them together - since many times college students don't have the money to pay a new full security deposit while waiting for the old one to be returned when changing roommates, how do you "apply" their new security deposit to their new lease term and refund the amount due to old tenants leaving?  

I'm a college student studying mechanical engineering at Texas Tech, and have started to see real estate as a great opportunity to achieve financial freedom.

Not really regrets because I had a good time while I was in, but I didn't think things out past a couple of days.If you plan on going to college - then another way is to get a big house with a lot of bedrooms and rent them to other students.

I’m currently a student at CCSU (Central Connecticut State University) and am employed as a dispatcher for a local police department here in CT.

Currently I work 35+ hours a week as an associate at the Home Depot (to gain knowledge about home improvement), along with being a licensed realtor and full time college student working towards my bachelors degree in business management.

No worries with financing.This is in a small town which needs newer/nicer middle class rentals for teachers, coaches, etc.

if no license is required to bring buyers and sellers together then there would be no real estate industry and all no department of real estate in each state etc etc.. be just like China they have no rules anyone can do anything.Kind of like student pilots who never actually get their license but continue to fly for  years and years totally illegally.. or doctors that practice without proper license or no license at all.. etc etc.. its the law that's why many brokers like myself protect our industry..

I have been a student of real estate investing for the last 5 years and really hate working to make other people money (w-2). 

The property is near Ohio State University and rented to students which leads me to believe that a lot of the repairs are going towards tenant damage, is it possible to write certain clauses into the leases that would have the tenants pay for any repairs they willingly caused (i.e. broken doors or windows)? 

Im a 23 year old MBA student living in Queens NY (I'll be 24 in August).