I do see that if a parent co-signs on a student loan, the child has to be a dependent of the parent in order for the parent to  be able to deduct the interest.  

Networking and always being a student are keys to success if you ask me.

I'd suggest you form your own opinions of course :)  1) Kelowna: Has a strong rental market, but It may be tough to find strong cash flow on a property with only one suite.  2) Kelowna: The summer Short term rental combined with Off season student rental combination is making folks big cash flow right now, but it is growing more competitive.  3) BC: I second the comment made by @Brianne H.4) Vernon:  If you spend the time to look you can find deals here  5) Have good Math

I'm 21 and in my junior year of studying Information Technology so I'm looking to house hack a 3-4 bedroom single family house just outside of Reading, PA, preferably close to a university so I can rent to students while I am still attending school.

For the student rentals we manage, we do it monthly.

During a recession students still attend public colleges.

I could probably get 1500-1600 in rent from student housing.

The remaining balance after those 10 years gets forgiven.My question is, has anyone else began investing in real estate while in one of these student loan forgiveness programs (not necessarily the one I am on as there are many)?

They only look at one month: DTI = Monthly Gross Income / Monthly Debt payments.Debt payments are any payments that you can't pay off less than 12 months like a car payment, living expenses (mortgage, home insurance, property taxes), student loans, alimony payments, etc.

Hello I’m a college student at In Kansas.