We also have some in 44306 for higher cash flow and less appreciation with one being student housing for University of Akron.

anyone who is teaching people to call banks to get loans has no clue what they are doing, there was one guru who had one student get loans from a bank and then sold it into 5 programs only to make themselves money.

Tons of more students, professors, programs year after year.

Here in Florida we are a Right to Work State with lots of Seniors and it is very hard to make $20 an hour if you do not have a Profession or Business. 

Do you rent to college students?

But there are plenty of real estate "instructors" out there giving very bad advice to their students.

i cover pest control and lawn care on my stuff. keeps down on issues and i know the place looks good. for my student rentals i also build in a quarterly cleaning fee where my cleaning lady comes through and does a deep clean. extra eyes on stuff and parents happily pay it to ensure their kids have a solid spot. pass through cost for me and well worth it. 

I would spend some time with some great general contractors and architects in your area to see if it's a profession you'd truly be passionate about...if not then don't waste your time!

I was thinking of doing MTR in Madison, since I think there should be a demand for travel nurses and students,but I don't understand how does the numbers work so the houses are so expensive.Would love to chat with more experiences investors. 

Waco is a fair market, especially if you intend to rent to Baylor students.