I am in an interesting but common position of being hindered by a large amount of student loans.

I’m currently a graduate student studying studio art at a school in DC.

I'm looking to rent it out to students as it's close to a university.

My first step is paying off my student loans which is only $7K and then I will buy my first investment which will be a Multifamily unit that I can "House Hack" .My overall goal is to not only own a great deals of rentals but to one day develop my own projects.

@Thomas Humke FHA allows for lower credit score, higher dti, and low down so thats what i utilized. i got my 1st credit card the minute i turned 18 to help pay for school expenses so by my junior year i had 3 almost 4 yrs of credit history and i held a almost full time (30-35 hr) internship/job. i actually didnt end up renting to college kids as the duplex i bought came with a tenant that is a family so i didnt have to worry about breaks. get a student card immediately to help build your credit if you dont have one yet.

I am currently a student at Arizona State University pursuing a major in Marketing and minor in real estate.

Maybe student rentals?

Hi all,I am a student of the residential real estate industry conducting some research on the biggest pains involved with real estate agents.

Telling me over the years they have learned to only to rent to junior-senior students, never adults, never younger partying students.

I am a 19 year old college student and I closed my first three deals this month giving me the push I needed to let me know I can really do it!