I am currently a 24 year old college student and HIGHLY motivated to be a Real Estate Investor throughout the duration of my lifetime.

I know several people who have steady income but might not qualify for conventional loans because of their debt to income ratio (due to high student loan debt and/or cc debt).

As far as the imports vs. indigenous discussion goes, my observation is that in college all my study groups were all Indian, due to the fact that the american-born kids were lousy students who didn't care as long as they got a c in the course.

If so, then you can effective relay the message to the virtual assistant to where even a junior student can extract pertinent information with the right questions.

Having taught over 312,000 folks that equated to less than 1% of unhappy students.

Me and my brother plan on spending two more academic years at a university (20k students).

Most are unemployed and receiving student stipends, something new of late.I know that there is 11% unemployment statewide, highest since measurement began, and probably closer to 15% in our area, but this is looking like a depression.I think it may be time to begin unwinding our market holdings as well, not that the dollar is actually worth anything.It is going to be a long winter!

Out of more than 200 pages in her book, there was a half page that talked about one of her students doing a contract assignment.

I am a no wage high school student and I managed to scrounge up money and gather people to help me start investing in real estate.

The formerly lucrative student rental market is collapsing as students migrate to 'luxury' centers.And with downward pressure on home prices, the house I grab at fifty cents on the dollar can easily run out of refi equity.What I find is, that no matter how things change, those who succeed in this business first LEARN EVERYTHING they can, and then WORK THEIR ASSES OFF.Good luck and keep us posted on your adventures.