Hello BP Community,Like it says in the subject line I am 22 year old college student attending Western Michigan University, studying Sales and Business Marketing, and I will be moving to Denver this July after I graduate college.My interest in Real Estate was generated almost by accident when I attended a conference in which Grant Cardone was the keynote speaker.

We rehabbed a personal home while we were in college together and rent that one out currently.Also, we're not totally adverse to renting this property out later, it would go for 800-850 in this neighborhood.

My wife (Britt) and I recently graduated college and got jobs!

I am looking for investors who are in this market and currently renting rooms to College students that can share some insight to the costs associated with renting rooms individually to students.

Although I'm not currently a licensed agent, I was first licensed in 93 after taking the RE course at Spartanburg technical college.

Jim is a former College Football All American.

I am currently 21 years old, go to college in Dallas, Texas, and bought my first house about 8 months ago.

Until the advent of computers, it would have been impossible to let everyone vote directly on everything.The Electoral College uses the same process.

Now, I know that you can only deduct up to 25,000, which can be a shame because I would like to manage more than 10 when I graduate from college.

They love it.And hey, I put it down in a high-end college rental ($1600/month) with no complaints, either.Like Rich says it takes a while to cure but rolling out a new coat between tenants is a snap and it does 'pop'.