I am a 20 year old student at the University of South Carolina studying chemical engineering with a minor in mathematics.

I have a group of 4 students living together but only 3 are on the lease.

Hello forum,I'm new to the real estate business and i'm just starting to get my feet wet but i need to know if i'm going in the right direction because i have no mentor or teacher to really guide me.

I am not someone who just wants to make a quick buck, I understand the work that is required for such investment plans and I also have done my homework and essentially know everything that needs to be done in the process of buying a home in foreclosure.All I need to know now is how likely will it be that a lender allows me to assume a loan as a 19 year old college student that has "normal" credit (I just have one credit card, on which I've always made timely payments), and if that is impossible, if there is any way that I can have my dad assume the loan while I do all the "work" to buy the property and re-sell it.

Then you list liabilities: all loans like mortgage, car loans, visa balances, student loans, loans you have cosigned for and any other debt.A full credit report will verify your loans.

Hello everyone,As I said in my last post, I am a 20 Y.O college student (OSU Buckeye!)

I don't know if it's a good idea, but I was going to try to get some properties near colleges upstate (Syracuse, Oneonta), maybe rent them to students. 

But a double bed in one (unless a Queen would fit) and in the other put a futon or day bed and add desk (gear to be s student's room/home office).Then do not lower your rent ... maybe raise it a tad and see where you land.Roy

I have lived here eight years and would be a great benefit for anyone looking to buy properties that appeal to students or recent graduates of NC State.

Dan,We have several student rentals in the local "universityville".