Hello,I'm currently an undergraduate student and am very interested in investing in real estate alongside finishing my education.

Often times we have the idea that we can just jump in and win, and as good as it sounds, short-term success and luck may not be good enough for the long haul.Having the right mindset is knowing the inner you, what are your strengths, your weaknesses, and your ability to persevere until the end.Skillset is a must, knowing it will take hard work, and being an asset and not a liability, all the which will take time and consistent effort to continuously move the needle closer to our desired goals.Having goals set, a planer made, getting the right knowledge, and following the course until it is complete.There and many distractions as well as many excuses, all of which must be overcome.From one student to another, stay vigilant, and consistent, and never quit.See the end from the beginning and it shall come to pass.Back to the books, and to our success, blessings, and prosperity.One Building Block At A Time! 

Originally posted by Sherry Lewis:Tatyana I certainly didn't mean to make you feel offended with my post.Sherry, I'm very much thankful to you for participation in this discussion and for all your advice.

Also there are some student housing opportunities near me that would bring in a lot of yearly income.

Not like you'll have a bunch of high school students walking around the neighborhood and driving crazy. 

Here is a great summary: https://www.kitces.com/blog/secure-act-2-omnibus-2022-hr-2954-rmd-75-529-roth-rollover-increase-qcd-student-loan-match/#:~:text=Beginning%20just%20a%20few%20days,only%20include%20pre%2Dtax%20funds.

No student loans at all?

When the moratorium was lifted, my nonpaying tenants vanished before I could take action to participate in the extremely slowly rolled out Emergency Rental Reimbursement Program.

I have been tinkering around BP for a year or so in the background -- using this space as a search engine -- but I'm finally engaging in the community-aspect, which is impressively concise in its mission and rich with participation.

It is a B class area, and a lot of college students and young professionals love living there.