College kids, outdoor enthusiast, great scenery.  

I recently finished a MBA degree and have been renting while working full time and going to graduate school.

with all the colleges there, you may want to consider student rentals, where you rent out bedroom space.

My landlord drove a freakin Maserati while I was in college lol.

Don't invest the kid's college fund.   

College degrees are essential for certain careers. 

Would love some advice on this potential deal.A women I work with is looking to unload her 3 unit in a college town.

I just wanted to ask a question on preference of single family or multi family investments for college rentals?

forget investing for the moment your whofully undercapitalized.. and you could end up losing whatever you have.if you want in real estate and your working part time now.. get a RE license cost maybe a grand.. so spend that on education.. get in with a top flight broker on their team.. earn while you learn.. then start saving money.. hang with the club that does deals  IE real estate agents.. you will find off market deals before anyone else and you don't have to send or spend money on marketing to get them its all in the club.short of that take your degrees and energy and move to a better work environment.

I have roughly 40k saved up from my 9-5 to get started I have college loans of $25k with 6.5% interest.