I currently have another rental property that I have had great luck with medical students renting and have an "in" on the medical students from the school down the street.

I'd love ideas of what to make sure to mention to students and if anyone has any resources that upper level high school students would be able to understand I'd love that too. 

Eventually take over a business and minimize student debt, that all becomes much easier to don rEI.  

Many will suggest that student debt is not important but the reality is that any bad debt will come back to haunt you when your investing hits the inevitable bump in the road. 

A friend of mine and I would like to go into business together by buying student rentals. 

I had all types of people in my ear if one of my students got hurt how I could be liable.  

Co housing and shared housing are also a growing trend for various demographics, seniors, students, and singles.

Yesterday Harvard announced they will have online courses for Undergrads @ $50k this coming fallhttps://theweek.com/speedreads/923878/harvard-undergraduates-pay-full-tuition-nearly-50000-completely-online-classes-fall$50k can be better spent on real estate with endless online free training material and maybe some mentorshipWhat can be going through these kids heads with an unstable economy, learning at home and unsure if a degree can guarantee them a career.

I've been investing for 15 years, own 75 units with a mix of student rentals, commercial offices and a handful of lower income properties with gross rents in the 120k/month range.It's been my experience that "passive income" in real estate is at best on a spectrum and at worst a complete lie.I have in-house management for most of my portfolio and outsource management to 3rd parties for some of my other properties.

I'm currently looking at buying my first rental property (student rental) in either London or Waterloo Ontario, and I am just worried about getting in the market at the peak of a bubble.