Like you said, college students probably won't care either way.

Is Oberlin college student housing investment a good idea long term for out of state investor?

I am 24 years old and work in tech.I found BP a few years ago through another business forum but was only a college student at the time without a steady income.Now that I have two years of income and a healthy nest egg I'm looking to invest in my first multifamily property by taking advantage of FHA financing.

Just getting started on my real estate investing journey and hoping the community can offer their advice.This year, I’m focused on paying off my debts (student and car loans) and learning as much as I could in real estate.

I do have a high income and live a frugal, low-expense lifestyle, and because of this, my student loan debt could very well be completely paid off by the end of 2019. 

Are you thinking you would have separate leases for each bedroom / college student?

I’ve never had home insurance before because I’ve never owned a home, I’m going to be renting to college students what are my insurance options/requirements.

Loan currently is 105k, w cash out refi could jump to 165k.Closing cost on cash out refi around 8k.Current monthly payments would go up on 1/1 condo from 900 to 1200/m, but lender says i would pay off CC debt (20k at 17%) and student loan (14k at 6.5%) and thus save 500/m in cash flow.. plus he says id get 20k in cash after all these debts are paid off w cash our refi so its a no brainer, i should do it.I get that these short term loans would go down and id have more cashflow, id be able to buy another property, but overall over 30yrs id be paying a TON more in interest than i am currently. 

I deal with many college students, but sometimes I get crazy family stories that poor in, and I have heard every weird one possible.If the situation sounds good, I then move from email or text, to a actual phone call to get a better idea who I am dealing with.Lastly, I set a showing with a current tenant that is willing to help me, which is about 99% of the time thankfully!

I have a student loan I am throwing almost everything I got at.