That is a first exercise for any of my mentoring students.

That means that the schoolwork I get, I must take seriously and learn what I came there to learn just based off how much I'm paying to go there.Now, I had to come up with a way to get my foot in the door of real estate, while taking care of school engagements and coming up with a way to pay back my student loans.

We've had it forever and it's a great rate, but balance is high when we fix up a property or pay our kids' tuition with it (rate is as low as student loan I could get), and apparently, that's enough to ding our credit.

Being about the same age as your tenants (if college students) will have advantages as well as some draw backs.

If you become a MD, you'll have access to other like minded professionals with cash to invest and who can support your endevors.Last statement, On my first day as a college student my first class was college oreintation.

I'm relatively new to here and I like the topics and the people here. my name is Levi Lewis and I am a student from Trinidad and Tobago.

I have been a student of real estate for the past 5 years.

My entire 2nd paycheck is that payment, utilities, food, clothes, car, gas, credit cards, student loans, and other living expenses.

I would look into investing in off campus student housing.

I always tell my students to focus on wholesaling first, get good at it then try the fix& flip and buy & hold methods.