I plan to start with Merced (university town) or East bay so property can be commutable distance (1-2 hour drive), relatively easy to get rented w/ good tenants and hopefully have positive cash flow from day 1.

She was on a year lease and paying under market, so when her lease expired in the spring, we raised her rent $30 (she is still under market by about $20) and put her on a MTM (which is what we universally offer to all our tenants).  

Already approved to build one more house or mobile home.15 minutes from a university.  

But I wouldn't really look at private lending as the prioritized solution to your problem.Any banks out there will look at your global cashflow.

I am interested in putting an offer on a multifamily home near the University of Maryland but I just don't know if its a good deal.

My name is Kenneth and I'm 18 years old and an engineering freshman in university.

She is a computer programmer and I have a full time hurst that takes care of me Monday through Friday and we have a daughter that is in her third year at the University of Arkansas.Thank you for what you bring to the table and helping beginners of this business.  

I moved out to Vegas about four and a half years ago, after getting my Bachelor's in Business Management just in time to see the global market collapse around my ears.

Something closer to CC such as Point Breeze or University City would be good, but would be more expensive. 

Hi all,I am looking to invest in college multi family or single house rentals for University of Buffalo.