In this way you keep the equity in your current properties locked in, and leverage OPM to enhance your portfolio.

Ask any upper level law student about the nightmare that is the "Character and FItness" background check and interviews and you'll hear all about it. 

I am new student in the world of real estate investing.

But even though it is lower income it is less then a block from a major college with over 20,000 students.

@Matt McCourry the tenants will most likely be students and young professionals 

Along with that came student loan debt...awesome! 

I'm also a part-time college student majoring in Business and minoring in Marketing.

But if we wanted to do just one meeting there, we could pretty much pick any day of the week and if there isn't already a student club meeting at that time we could reserve it.And yes, it would still cost people $3 to park in the Chapman lots.

This doesn't sound like a property college students would live at.

Take a good look at student housing see below.Locate and attend 3 different local REIA club meetings great place to meet people gather resources and info.