The military institution I was in provided the opportunity for students to take out a loan from its associated bank, Navy Federal.

I forgot to mention I currently have around 5,000-7,000 in student loan debt.

Hi BiggerPocket Members, I am a graduate International MBA student from Melbourne, Australia.

I want option 2 but my fiancé strongly disagrees (I want to run before I walk)Option 1-If I pay off debt that will allow us to clear 1497/Month (871 more) Debts (other than house)- 25k in car loan @ 6.79%, 420/month (bad choice I know but you talk to my beautiful fiancé and you’ll understand) 71 months remain- 2.4k in medical @ 0%, 151.22/month, 11months remain- 3.6K in student loans @ 6.55%, 70/month (who pays these anyways?)

To start, my name is Jerrin (most call me JB) I live in Farmington Hills,MI right now, I’m 19 and currently part time student studying in Architecture.

I am a college student at Misssissippi State University that has found a great four-plex deal.

Blue collar, some crime with gang activity, can pull college students from sdsu but less than other places. 

To make a very long story short, I became infatuated with real estate investing in my first year as an architecture undergrad student.

I then watched the recording of the No/Low Money Down Webinar, and as someone who has little capital and significant student loan debt, the idea that stood out to me was Brandon's example of using a master lease option on an apartment complex for 6 months to raise capital for the down payment on the same complex which was financed by the owner/seller.

I was a graduate student and did not complete my program, so now I have all the debt and no degree or increased salary to show for it.