There is always people who love and those who hate the profession they chose.

Many will suggest that student debt is not important but the reality is that any bad debt will come back to haunt you when your investing hits the inevitable bump in the road. 

A friend of mine and I would like to go into business together by buying student rentals. 

I had all types of people in my ear if one of my students got hurt how I could be liable.  

Co housing and shared housing are also a growing trend for various demographics, seniors, students, and singles.

I don’t speak for everyone but most wealthy people I know worked other professions and found themselves in RE as investors because it offered them a great avenue to invest the wealth they earned from their jobs, ventures etc.

I'm currently looking at buying my first rental property (student rental) in either London or Waterloo Ontario, and I am just worried about getting in the market at the peak of a bubble.

Hello Landlords, I have a student rental in upstate NY and had a question about early security deposits.

The crime is better in comparison (not great, but better) and renting would be to students, most likely.

I kept that lease because it was so easy for students.