Same equal opportunity housing laws apply - cant discriminate based on age, race, disability, religion, family size, etc.. so technically all those ads saying ‘Room for Rent - perfect for college student/ one person/(or other caterings) are ‘illegal’ and can be considered discriminatory..BUT those ads are very common and it’s unlikely anyone would pursue reporting ... nevertheless, you could be opening yourself up for potential legal consequences so I just keep my ads/posts very generic and objective stuff about the room/house, etc.Buttttt, one good thing owner occupied properties, you CAN advertise & select a tenant based on Gender!

My name is Miyatta (MiMi) and I am a 21 year old junior in college looking to build a passive income, a understanding of the real estate world for lifetime use, a network, paying off student loans and saving for dental school.

IE setting up grand kids so they are not saddled with student debt letting kids inherit etc.. so for those that are trying their hardest  to live on cash flow because they believe they would like to trade their current job for a new job..

My wife works full-time, while I have part-time work (not significant income; primarily financial aid), we will have no debt aside from student debt. 

I closely follow the student/young professional rental market in SD and have rooms rented out individually.

Hey All, I am a young college student, wanting to get started in real estate investing.

I deal with a lot of student rentals and Generation Z doesn't know how to speak over the phone.

In Canada, we get so much in return (ie free community centers/programs, student assistance, etc).

I’m a 20 year old engineering student from upstate New York looking to get to know some of the investors around here.

Second question;   The two different purchase contracts I use and recommend to my students are the Standard Real Estate Contract that your local real estate agents and brokers use and the Standard Purchase and Sale Agreement.