Do you or anyone else have any tips on reducing the wear and tear college students cause, or how to make a rental more durable?

The socio-economic trajectory of students who have attended a community college is amazing.

Some big (for me) deals enabled me to return to school for a master's degree, which led to a career as a journalist and teacher.

So I am a new and young real estate developer however I am student at heart and I enjoy here from you guys, y’all have a lot more experience then I do so my questions is this what is all the approvals and permits needed to develop something new from site selection to actual construction?

But the further you dissect the problem you see it's not just billionaire run hedge funds, but public/private pension funds, insurance companies, teachers unions etc.  

Ask for an advance from your boss, or borrow from their 401k, house, boat, etc.Talk to your kids teacher about it.Ask a hard money lender.Ask the seller to carry that much (or that much more.)Call Grandma.

I am a college student currently working on a Masters degree in Architecture, hence my interest in real estate.

I’m a 19 year old college student looking to get ahead in the real estate investing world.

@Graham Cromwell  I know a few people who have done this and others who rent rooms in a house to students. 

Hey Dylan,I'm in a similar situation as you - college student interested in house hacking and investing.