As I think cashflow is quite important at the beggining (but gaining equity is more important in the long run), to start off I have thought about sub-renting, renting from a mum and pop landlord and explaining very clearly (and maybe paying extra even) I want to airbnb it or rent by room for students.

Hello all,I am a 21 year old college student who has been very into real estate investing as well as pursuing a degree in Construction Management with a focus on residential real estate.

I knew it would be a great rental for students and traveling professionals and it came fully furnished!

The apt is fully furnished so it has been pretty easy to keep students as tenants since it’s near the school. 

Anyone with directions will be highly appreciated.I am thinking of buying a 4-bedroom property that has some potential for student amenities.

Hi BP friends,My name is Sabrine Tayari, I'm a 19-year old college student.

Paul campus and has literally one rental in the area that is not a student rental.

We've got expenses dancing around $2-3k per month, a modest $10k stash, and a student loan payment ($725/month) the size of a small country's GDP.

Student housing is our most popular real estate investment strategy here

For example, in about 1 year both my car loan and student loan will be paid off.