Incredibly inexpensive ($45 per year plus an optional contribution when you find a tenant but most owners opt out of the optional contribution.)Also, finding a contact within your local university can be very helpful.I have two units that are never vacant but I am very strict with my rental begin and end dates on the unit that can not be a STR.

Very near local University How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Are there universities, hospitals, large factories near by that you could advertise your units to.

A duplex or home near Colorado State University is ideal.This particular duplex is a two unit.

Purchase price: $53,500 Cash invested: $2,100 This property is a 2 Bed 1 Bath second floor apartment right next to one of the largest universities in the U.S.

We could also do new construction, but are specifically looking for markets where cash flowing is easiest.We're hoping for the following:1) Easy access to nature2) Strong arts culture3) University nearby4) Good for familiesI know, in general, people recommend the Southeast and Midwest.

I’m new to BP, as a 22 year old I’m currently enrolled at my university I was wondering if I should start investing as fast as I could or finish my education then start investing.

I live in Stamford, CT, and work in NYC where I currently manage a large global CRE portfolio for a privately held PE firm.

I don't know the Lafayette market at all other than it is home to Purdue University.

If the duplex is close to a university, I would rent out each room for higher profit.