she is a student and not working at this time.  

Since I am struggling to find a job, I want to start wholesalling; but I am still hesitating on which market to focus: houses to flip / multifamily for student housing.

I am a student at BYU, but I'm in Arkansas for the summer. 

A little background information of myself:1.)I just recently graduated from high school as an honor student who is working as an assistant manager/receptionist at a real estate firm.  2.)I have grown up participating in 6 sports(possibly irrelevant to this topic but hopefully providing you guys an impression/idea of me as well). 3.)As stated in the post subject, I am an 18 year old. 4.)I come from a family of self-employed business owners, doctors, engineers, and stock investor(s).5.)I'm quite the tech-savvy person 6.)I will be taking 13 credits of college courses at a community college in the fall semester I under this career demands a great deal of one's time but I am willing to sacrifice that time for this career by limiting my social outings.

Orlando is in the top 10 US markets for student housing.Locate and attend 3 different local REIA club meetings great place to meet people gather resources and info.

I just rented to a 19 year old full-time working night-school student who is so much more responsible than their age, and I chose them over a 30 year old who just didn't feel right. 4 months in so far, but not a single problem.

It's usually used for college areas, where you're renting to college students while they attend school. 

You might consider Niche or Specialized Housing like student housing.

A bit nervous about long distance investing but developing a network from my existing contacts and working with the law school there to create a website and market directly to the 100 incoming law students every Fall - in addition to the general public.We are also considering a flip or two per year to help fund the buy and hold strategy - most likely the flips would be closer to home here in Houston, TX.

Student housing should be compared to student housing and not so much to more traditional real estate.