This may be the toughest thing to do with people our age because there is so much peer pressure in college to go out and drink, eat, and "other things."

I haven't updated mine for ages.

I have a small home, about 900 sq. ft. that I rent to a man and woman and their two boys, ages 10 and 14. 

As I near retirement age in the next few years, I would like to consider converting my rentals to notes as well.

I actually retired in 2015 and let my team continue on without me, but after 3 months of sitting around at age 35, I got SUPER bored and couldn't stand NOT doing real estate.

I may appear as an unassuming flabby middle age white guy but I’m actually a golden glove boxer and a 1987 east coast kickboxing champion .

Wish I had done it when I was your age.

It will vary by class, sub market, building size, age, etc.

Type, Price, tenants, number of units, age?

Students still want to live in non-apartment style properties but age of the property and proximity to the university are huge factors.As far as management, make sure you speak with all companies available and that their goals align with yours.