I've been hearing claims that vacancies tend to be lower for student housing. I don't have any property like this, so I want to ask if it really is typical at least in some regions for vacancies for student housing t...

Hi everyone,

I've been away from BP for a few months, out in the field looking for properties, running my own numbers, etc, etc.

I recently found a property that I am considering for a Student Rental and perhaps you...

I've read a lot of his articles. Has anyone bought the course? Any success stories?

Hey BP,Recently I posted a deal analysis on a student housing property for sale near my area. I'm a student at the college the property is renting out to, so it's close and convenient.Here is my question:Can I use the...

Hey, everyone.For those that I haven't met, I'm a new investor in Central New Jersey. I am considering student housing as a buy and hold option. To all you experienced investors: what are the  potential pros and cons ...

I'm an 18 year old student from Atlantic Beach, Florida and I'm ansie to get a foot in the door of the real estate industry. I started my own landscaping business but I will have to sell it soon because I will be goin...

My friend and I are interested in investing in real estate while in college. We have recently found what we think is a great deal. If we decide to purchase this property, we plan on getting a conventional loan and spl...

I am from the southern New Hampshire area trying to get my financial freedom started. I love to network and get to know how people think to expand my horizon of knowledge and ideas. I have been saving/investing into m...

I just graduated from school with $56,000 worth of loans (I had $74,000 and paid $18,000 immediately. I acted hastily and regretfully did not consider what I could have done with that $18,000) with rates of 5.8% and n...

Hey everyone! First post here on the Bigger Pockets forums after discovering the podcast a couple of weeks ago. I’m from Fort Lauderdale, Florida and start Law School in Miami in August. Luckily, due to my $35,000/yea...