I’m a 22 year old Civil Engineering Student and right now me and my girlfriend pay $1050 monthly for rent.

One student in Chicago "got busy with work" and didn't follow up on a couple of opportunities.

For my clients in particular we urge them to remain anonymous when setting up entities so part of that is keeping a simplistic LLC name and one that does not have any of your personal information in it. 

As I was driving home from the gym I drove pass a bandit sign with the words "Investors seeking students" with a number at the bottom and offering between 2k - 100k a year.

I figure 8%, but this is very localized.Repairs and CapEx look high, too. 7.5% each should be fine, unless there are extenuating circumstances (e.g. very old property, student / low-income housing with higher repairs)Insurance looks high for a house at this price point.

Student rental is a different animal from regular long-term rentals. 

I plan on using an FHA loan and buying a house near campus while renting it out to other students.

The current tenants (all university students) had 1 dog on the lease. 2 of the 3 tenants just gave us notice that they now both have emotional support dogs that they are bringing into the upper unit and have letters for their ESA.

Hello everyone! My name is Fernando and I am excited to get the ball rolling in this new venture. I am completely new to the world of real estate and investing in general. I have been an engineer by trait but I’m look...

Some gurus have a sliding price whereby the coaching done by the guru is more expensive, the coaching done by an accomplished student is less.All in all a good model with the right people because you get exposed to the way of investor for free.