She literally goes to Europe to bring back foreign exchange students, hires them at her Mcdonald's, and houses them in this building.

I have 15k in available credit and a decent credit score (mid 700's), but I just graduated college (with $0 in student loans) so I haven't been able to save anything yet.

I am a college student with some money to invest.

I am a 20 year old college student with a little bit of money to invest.

With your rationale, we should all walk away from our home, auto, student loans, alimony, child support and any other contactual agreements we made just because we don't like their outcome.

So far my thoughts are like a nice 3 bedroom in Laveen or a mediocre condo near ASU that I could later rent out to students.

Here's a little information about me: I'm a full-time student studying Finance at University of Ottawa and just turned 20 less than a couple weeks ago.

I should be able to graduate in 2.5 years with $10-15k in student loan debt.

I'm a student so I don't really have a ton of cash sitting in the bank.

But, for a conventional lender to go more than 70-75% LTV is pretty rare, if at all, and that scenario is what I presented for the purchase.(2 units, each with 3 apartments) by the way, it is a student house with 2 3 bedroom apartmentsIf this is a two "unit" (six bedrooms) or six unit (2X3 apartments, does make a difference when considering your required monthly cash flow per unit.I think you've received some good advice here, in response to your posts on this property.