Student housing party night & they blocked the toilet so room-mate & I head over at 1am.

I have a target market of grad/medical students, young millennial professionals  of the abundance if 5***** universities in downtown DC and they do not expect bells and whistles, just new, modern,  comfortable places consistent with $100,000 student loans that they have.

I am looking into buying rental properties, but I’m unsure if I should first pay off one of my student loans that has a high interest rate?

I would personally get rid of the student loans first. 

The main way locals made money was renting to college students, but the college decided they wanted a piece of that and a few years ago they started buying up the off campus housing and they require students to live in it.I would not invest there except under very specific conditions... like my kid got accepted there *and* got a waiver to live off campus. 

One of the biggest keys to success is always being a student and never giving up on the art of learning.

Looking to build a team- need a good Realitor, PM and contractorHow is that market44118 is solid, many rentals and student housing opportunities.

Collections, judgements, student loans?

Hi, Getting my first student housing ready for next academic year and wanted to hear the experience of other who rent to students.Main question is renting By Room vs.

I'm looking to invest in the market in SW Ontario - Pref. a student property as invest and hold.