My passion for investing started when I was 8 years old as I would help my father manage his rentals by completing tasks such as cutting the grass, painting walls and the occasional collecting rent—seeing the power of passive income early on.This year I bought my first off-market, single-family investment property with the help of my father (I had great credit but my DTI ratio was a bit high since I am a full-time student) for $120,000 and the property appraised for $160,000 in Lawrenceville, Georgia.

I've seen this done by college students who are renting a place with an extra bedroom and airbnb the spare with approval of their owner and this would be somewhat similar.

I’m a college student looking to get into real estate investing.

I'd like to firstly focus on buy and holds and possibly student Rentals.

I’m from Malvern and am a student at Rutgers in New Brunswick.

Also I would look at your tenant type as they students or an individuals who are not at home a lot?

A couple good deals and you could have your student loans paid off quickly.

For a house around $160,000 you can probably get a small family renting it for around $1200-$2,000/ month (depending on area and house) or student rentals Im looking at 4 bedrooms for around $500-600 per bedroom.

I’m really just a student of Rea Estate Investing so far... but I have interests that are driving me toward a real estate license, which I have already passed exams for.

As part of this, you will need to obtain an EIN which your CPA can assist you with.3)FX currency - you are automatically paying a 1.3-1.32 (30%) premium on the same property simply from conversion. 4)Management & boots on the ground - Think about whether or not you have a management plan in place to manage your property when you live across the boarder.5)Know your market & experience - Do you ahve experience in the U.S market.