I ended up living in the mt. vernon area because it felt safe and it was close to Universities (MICA) so you often see students walking around in the day time and night time.If you don't mind me asking, what part of Baltimore do you invest in?

Think about age of students there and what kids that age can / might do.That's why some people don't want to be too close to a high school.

One person seems like they have no job but is a student, no good savings, but their partner has a steady job, steady income and good rental history.

I do student housing and higher end rentals and the REO market has been slow.Recently, I have had a broker bring me a small 18 unit complex from a private seller.

I always tell my students that rentals is a great wealth building strategy.

If her debt is student loans or medical, that's OK.

Companies will fail, some colleges will close, students will be withdrawing for lack of loans and help from parents.

Hello everyone, I am an 18 year old college student looking to learn more about real estate.

Just let me know your situation and I'll give you my best, college student advice. 

College students are resourceful and can cook without a range or oven.