I live in Amherst MA, a college town with many rental properties for students, and multi as well as single family housing.

I am 26 years old and a community college student.

"Lets hope so"DISCLAIMER: She is actually a straight A student and laughed once I gave her the blank stare but I got a chuckle out of it.

If you consider yourself a strong student with good study habits, though, you'll probably be fine with any course... passing the state exam wasn't rocket surgery :)

Think grad students and people coming here for employment.If you have too much energy, you could also post at Weber State on their classified boards or even go to individual departments and talk to the secretaries about posting boards there--particularly ones with grad programs. 

Here are the current numbers:Original Purchase Price: $156,000Current Value: $225,0001st Mortgage Lien: $116,000Line of Credit Lien: $60,000Parents Lien: $15,000Rent: $1,400 / MonthIf I sell it, I could pay off all the liens and my student loan ($15,000) and we would be debt free less our current primary mortgage... something to consider as I would like to be purchasing another flip in the next few months which may help boost my credit ability.

I am a college student currently attending UW-Oshkosh pursuing a degree in Business Management, I grew up around real estate and I always knew I had a passion for it.

I'm currently a flight instructor for domestic and international students seeking a career as a professional helicopter pilot. 

In the case of our student rentals, we often have them relet before they become empty.  

Plan to buy close to campus so more desirable for students wishing I live off campus.