To be more helpful, here is a simple breakdown of my financial state: -Attending college for PTA degree, no school loans or debt-Working two part-time jobs, wife works as family nanny-A sizable amount in savings (I'd rather not state the exact amount in a public forum)My current thought is to do capitol investments with maybe a local fix-and-flip investor.

I have been in the construction business since I was 17 including those college years I spent in Denton.I would be interested in helping you any way you think I might.  

My name is Chase and I am a college student studying finance at Michigan State University.

Nearly 25 years ago when I graduated college success to me was defined by a job where I was not the lowest person on the totem pole. 

I’ve also just started my first job out of college so this will give me time to build up some capital.

As far as my goal goes, I want to buy and hold in this specific market as a live-in college rental, 2nd exit strategy airbnb for the nearby sports arena. 3rd sell it off because its a nice area w/ schools. 

I have a friend who lives out of state and owns a college rental in Texas. 

I am a full-time college student and I have been doing (or attempting) to invest in real estate on the side.

We've rented to a group of college kids successfully, only issue is when one needs to move out, they had trouble finding another qualified applicant.  

@Riley Kuranishi My nephew trained service dogs for a while in college.