I have good personal credit (~730-740), average-high personal debt (mortgage, student loans, vehicles,) and I am employed making $90k/year.

Meaning I was not a good candidate for his student profile.Here is my background info that I gave him.1) I have 2 homes, I live in one, cash flow on the other.2) I have little reserves, <10K but building up quickly.

New to BP, but have been looking into trying to house hack while I grow the capital for it (student/work) .

STR and MTR investing is a different animal all together taking you from housing to hospitality and requires more of a time suck than many initially realize. i personally only do long term rentals and students. i do have a property in mind and making the connections to transition it into a sober living home. excited to see how that shakes out. 

Hi there Anne - I am a Subto student - there is someone in our community named Caroline Cain - she has a page on Amazon, all her suggested books are amazing.

Marketing is the most difficult part of the equation and often the most costly, so spending $15K for coaching and then spending another $10K+ out of the student's pocket to find a potential deal would stretch most new investors.

I plan to convert it into student rentals.

@Justin SegarraI've rented by the room on 2 properties in Reno, NV close to the University to young professionals and students. 

I had lived in Athens GA as a grad student (2010-2016), however, I now live and work on the west coast.

I also recently updated in a student housing value add and a Marriot hotel in Ga. all through CrowdStreet.