I'm a PE teacher and I'm just getting started with real estate investing.

So far we are looking at; both student flats and family homes in the Roslyn, Takaro, Awapuni, CBD and Kelvin Grove areas of Palmerston North; single family homes in Kamo, Raumanga, Kensington and Hikurangi of Whangarei; and both student flats and single family homes in areas of Otago.

I am not sure if that will even work since the program that allows 5% down is meant to be for parents buying a student home for kids away at university and specifically not landlords. 

We kept the other house and are renting it out to college students by the room, and each month we use the cash flow to save up and also to pay the mortgage on our new home.

I am a Construction Technology teacher at a Southern California high school.

I used to try to talk him into expanding into a rental empire, but he never found it that interesting, so I'd make plans of my own in "make believe land" :) I've been researching rentals and investing for 20+ years now.I am very interested in getting an income that's somewhat passive of about $90K+/year through small multi-family homes within the next 10 years (if possible) so that I can pursue other interests with my wife related to yoga/wholeness and Christian ministry- we love that stuff and I'm both a pastor and a certified yoga teacher... just to keep things interesting

Hi @Dan Carlini, yours is a great question, which some of my students and clients also ask.

The current owner has not leased to college students in the past and has a tenet that has been there for 26 yrs and only paying $400 per month!

@Jeremy Hoppe experience truly is the best/worst teacher.

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