I'm currently a full time professional student, and am looking to use real estate as a means of paying off my student loans and attaining financial freedom.Currently looking at the high point, NC area for investment opportunities.

Would it be acceptable to state in the policy that when a group of renters attempts to rent the house (i.e. college students, girlfriend, boyfriend, and a sister, or whatever) all possible combinations of 2 people must make enough money to equal 3 times the rent? 

Possible student housing on back guest house.   

Hello my name is Ben and I am a college student trying to find a way to maybe have “cheap” living.

CA  NM AZ FL there are millions of these parcelswhat happens is someone buys them.. then realizes there is zero market for them  lets them go to tax sales  A land Geek student buys them for couple hundred bucks and trys to sell them to the next buy for 1000 to 2k usually on terms and some really hammer the Chinese buyers on these especially high desert CA.. 

I got into wholesaling as a side hustle to help pay off student loans faster (which has been a success!)

Several of my friends bought larger homes like 4/2’s and rented out the spare bedrooms to graduate students or working professionals and made really good money.

When I think about ways I could approach this I will most likely be using the 3.5% FHA Loan to buy my property, being a college student.

I don't trust Harvard on anything, they discriminate against Asians students and let a white woman advance her career, claiming to be a native America.

Now, since the house is super near one of the biggest colleges of PR we would like it to be for students (private rooms and kitchen/living/study to be shared).