They only look at one month: DTI = Monthly Gross Income / Monthly Debt payments.Debt payments are any payments that you can't pay off less than 12 months like a car payment, living expenses (mortgage, home insurance, property taxes), student loans, alimony payments, etc.

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Don't be afraid to start young - I started it 4 months ago when I was still 19 ... full time student and SEC football player.

The link below shows the current and previous students with links to their resumes and linkedin pages so you can see where they have been placed and decide if it is a good program for youhttps://warrington.ufl.edu/master-of-science-in-real-estate/careers/student-profiles/

It’s an $800/month rent which, in Greenville, NC, is going to attract your $40-65k per year person who may have student loans or a car note or a dent in their credit that would prevent them from getting a mortgage.

I’m very interested in working with rental properties but I do not have enough saved up and getting a loan as a college student is unlikely.Would wholesaling be my best bet for raising capital and then branching out into other strategies later down the road?

I am a college student who wants to get into real estate, but I don’t know where to start or even how to.

I was brought to bigger pockets through the podcast about a year and a half ago and I want to learn how to become a real estate agent but I have no idea where to start. Can someone give me any advice to set me on the ...

@Howard Todd @Craig HansenHey guys, I’m super new to the idea of real estate investing, and I would say I’m currently in a voracious education phase (ie. reading a lot of books, listening to podcasts, webinars)My mother-in-law lives in Willimantic and the area has always intrigued me and seems ideal for student rentals.

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