My one concern so far with their application, though, is their combined credit card debt, which is four times that of the average US household, and twice as high as the average for their income bracket (they also have student debt and an auto loan).

About school, I've come to a conclusion that UH Manoa's architecture graduate program (yes I'm calling them out) is kind of inefficient in helping out students with their needs.

The market is always evolving and Mark is on the Front Lines along with his students.I felt an instant connection to Mark, he truly is concerned about his student's success, not just selling training material.I found Mark's community to be incredible. 

There's a lot of stigma around the profession of law.

My name is Aidan Ahern, I'm based out of Stillwater Oklahoma as I'm a student at Oklahoma State University, and I'm looking to break into real estate investing by way of house hacking a small multi-family!

That includes many of the deals created by students of syndication classes (who typically would entice investors with juiced projected returns from creating multiple equity classes...which also generally increases risk). 

But I definitely looking to invest in some sort of software to have a better look at multi-family deals & student housing rentals/development deals.Thank you and looking forward to your feedback!

Seems like a lot of student housing?

David Columbus, Ohio is a strong market for short term rentals due to the growing hospital systems (new build with over 900 beds), The Ohio State University with over 50,000 students and the young professional population in the growing tech industry here with companies moving in such as Intel: https://www.dispatch.com/story...

Home is worth $330kThe Second is a Townhome in a student housing development called The Timbers in Tallahassee.Cashflows ~ $1400 monthlyNo Mortgage on this.