Student loans, car payments, credit cards can all affect your DTI, and would reduce the amount of mortgage payment you could afford.If you would like to be on this list of assumable loan eligible homes, I would be happy to set you up with a list that is sent to your email. 

Hi, I am a Real Estate student looking  into investing in a new build single story duplex, triplex, or quad that would be marketed towards the elderly.

Our town has a small university, and we have been marketing it furnished to students.

My condo is located close to a university and apartments in that area mostly cater to student population.Condo has been on the market for 14 days.

I have no credit debt and $12,000 of student loan debt I'm looking to pay off within the year.

I have free college and need help deciding on my major. My minor is Real Estate, and I aspire to become a landlord investing in rental properties. I aim to apply my real estate knowledge to build a portfolio of rental...

They get paid by the colleges and the students pay a TON more in tuition for those classes than any would-be wholesaler pays for a seminar. 

Could also buy a condo and rent it out to college students (Loyola/Depaul).

I also would not limit by education although we do see it a little locally where some rentals will not take undergrads only grad students and it doesn't seem to be an issue. 

Home is worth $330kThe Second is a Townhome in a student housing development called The Timbers in Tallahassee.Cashflows ~ $1400 monthlyNo Mortgage on this.