Being a young family fresh out of college, our student loans have strained our credit to the point where traditional lending is not an option.

I mainly pointed to the video because it explains the deduction well and the participation requirements to count towards non-passive income.

Hello Bigger Pockets community,I have been an avid Bigger Pockets student for the past two years and have since bought my first house and strategizing for house #2.

Many people who have capital do not want to do the footwork to get involved in real estate investing but will consider using their capital to participate.

I'm a mortgage lender that focuses for the most part on house-hacking, student housing and air bnb.

The actual deck is something I worked very hard on and only share it with deal partners and/or students.

Campus Edge is not great because it's full of college students, they only allow college students so it can be a bit of a party scene, but there are nice properties over in that area if you know where to look

Even if you are fully retired, it probably wouldn't be a bad thing to participate a little bit to keep your mind moving.If I were in your position, I would be focusing more on cash flow rather than appreciation.

I am a current AstroFlipping Student and I have investigated a little into the other mentorship programs and I really vouch for Astro.

Tenants not knowing each other will make them much less likely to be throwing parties and takes away a lot of the normal risks when renting to students.