Hi, I'm a University student based in Edmonton and I'm coming to my senses that I need to start looking for a passive income that I can put my spare time into.

Hi BP community,I am new to BiggerPockets and thought it'd be good time to introduce myself, cause I will be here for awhile;) My name is Jarett Tigges, I live in Albuquerque, New Mexico and currently attend the university here studying Mechanical Engineering (I graduate in May).

Living in Chicago, South Bend is driveable and there are several universities in the city that would bring a constant need for renters.

Employees must live there for 5 years to keep the full benefit, and it is prorated by 20% every year until fully forgiven.In the neighborhoods north of Delmar $8500 would be enough downpayment to buy some of the nicest houses with 3% down.Keller Williams Young Professionals hosted a lecture by Hank (Henry) Webber, executive vice chancellor and chief administrative officer at Washington University, Board Chair of Cortex Innovation Community and Invest STL, and Board member of the Arch to Park Collaborative.Some points from his lecture:- St.

Flips do not interest me as i have no clue what i would be doing, and i am also based in Australia for the next 14 months (university) but want to buy somewhere in the Houston area. 

I am also in my junior year at Texas State University.

You’ll be surprised what the universe can do.Hope this helps. 

In the 2 years since this is what I've done.I did my undergrad at a university within a 2 hour drive of my home-town and both of my buddies understood this market well, so student housing was my first foray into real estate.First deal I bought was a 3-br SFH for 85k that was currently rented for 900 in my old college town. 

The plan was after graduating the university leasing each room individually to students with acceptable qualifications. 

@Aaron Millis Hi Aaron, how do you feel about renting properties to college students at Auburn University.