(I don't know how to determine this)Comps: $470k (Zestimate)Est ARV: $540k (recently sold 3 bd 3 ba* The property is located near several schools I know many people attend including a college and adjacent to the metro line and major highways.

I imagine that there will be no shortage of tenants in lower income working class neighborhoods that are close to jobs and schools.

Pic got cut off but it is a 2 car garage, 4 bed, 2.5 bath home with a pool and wood burning fireplace in a good school district.  

it's a must. if you do not go to school to become a decorator, you can't be flipping.

If you do the math right and get a great deal, then the leverage from a small amount of capital, much smaller than your total school debt I'm sure, may be enough to take care of at least part of your school loan, and at the same time provide you with a roof over your head. 

Basically, the property has to be habitable and safe.Section 8 often covers all of the rent, but in some areas where they only cover a portion of it, it all boils down to the quality of the tenant and their past payment history.  

You can check out the House Flipping School Meetup in Plymouth, though unfortunately that was last week.  

I'm looking into online schools to obtain my Real Estate Agent lisence.

I hear some conflicting things about only buying in areas with a good school systems, or only areas with increasing property values, or areas where CRA is happening. 

I heard that counties/states property taxes go to benefit schools, parks, etc of local neighborhoods/counties.