I've learned a lot in short time here--commit to being a forever student and you will do great!

People were hurrying toward the back of the room to sign up with their credit cards in hand, in case they missed out on being one of the lucky few (because, according to the speakers – sorry, spruikers – "they can't take all of us") to join the other "students" in the past who have become rich with these courses.

If you are looking for maximum cashflows however, I suggest looking into student housing.

Is this a good time to enter the student housing market?

[center]"Dude, I feel bad for you if you're not buying my contracts because if you buy from anyone but me and you're paying too much"[/center]I tell all my students "You should literally feel terrible for people that don't choose to work with you...they are on a sinking ship and you're the only life boat in the water"If you can bring yourself to having that attitude your chances of success go up like 400%....I can remember one of my students was just pouring out the "Yeah but" excuses to me.

The harder I worked the luckier I got and that still holds true today.Pay someone to hand address the envelopes...If they are doing return address as well, then they should be able to do around 37-45/hour (I start by paying per/hour and tell them upfront if they slack then they can get .20-.30cents per envelope depending on their penmanship)...All of my business is off of direct mail and referrals that I've gotten from direct mail clients(everyone knows someone)...Your local high school/college students are always looking for brainless stuff like this to do...You want your piece to get shuffled to the top because your target is wondering "who's handwriting is that?"...

I sold 3 tonight to one of my focus group students.

IMO, they should make every HS student read it and then make them read it again in college.

The rental income is very good, you will always have students wanting to live off-campus.

I am a college student looking for a place to live permanently until I finish up my last few years of college.