@Isaac Hayes I have never heard of a conventional lender doing this...you're looking at single family (1-4 unit) properties...unless you are using a renovation style loan or hard money, I highly doubt any mortgage originator using conforming guidelines would touch this...Down payment is skin in the game...a lender permitting you to retain your investment account without collecting your down payment?...

One of the co-owners is an attorney and the other owner is a Realtor with over 20 years of experience and also teaches property management at the local community college.

Hi Everyone- I'm currently a college student and I'm wanting to get started in real-estate.

And my daughters came back to live with me after finish college, they have to pay me rent, have a lease, but lender don't accept it like income. 

For any realtors out there I wanted your perspective on obtaining my real estate license while I am in college so once I graduate I could potentially get right into working with a brokerage.I feel like this is something that I could bring to the table in terms of my goals for after I graduate.

With a major hospital downtown and 30+ colleges in the surrounding cities, the growth has been insane for those that have been in this market for the past few years. 

I am a college student in the beginning stages of my real estate journey.

Being the Capital of Michigan, there's tons of government jobs, two major hospitals, a community college, a law school and it's not far from Michigan State University.

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment in College Station.

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment in College Station.