Statistically, college for 4 year STEM degrees is still a great investment.

It is very much a college town.

Because it’s so close to Ga Tech a BIG name college here in Atlanta I was thinking to use it as student housing and pass on the electricity costs through rent bumps to the tenants/ students.

We have an ad out for our apartment rental and have not yet received any applications, but now have an unforseen applicant situation that we'd like to skirt around if possible.Our applicants are a boyfriend and girlfriend, one attends the local college.

Even up to College Station. 

What line of work will she have to pay it off after college?

If you got west PA or west upstate NY tons of properties you can do in old and now upcoming areas again or college tons.

I know that can be hard but in the long run you would be getting cash flow by doing deals and be more appealing to sellers.When I got started investing my sophomore year of college, I had $500 to my name, My grandmother lent me $12k for the downpayment on a duplex on OSU campus in Columbus.

Debt free and college is covered for both children.I have another home that I own and rent my parents in a 55+ development.

Hey BP,Financing question here - I’m looking at buying a duplex in a college town and renting it out to college kids.