855: Seeing Greene: Student Housing, Lease Options, and How to Buy with High DTI
Student housing investments can make you killer cash flow. If you invest in college towns, students will pay a premium to be close to campus and won’t mind living in a property with three, four, or five other roommates! This means you can squeeze six high-paying tenants into one single-family home. But more money means more problems, and your investment property could become a party house overnight. How do you keep the cash flow and avoid the headache? Let’s find out!
David is back on Seeing Greene to answer your real estate investing questions, and his partner in crime, Rob Abasolo, joins in to add more investing firepower to this episode. This time, the dynamic duo will touch on student housing investments and whether fitting six (yes, six!) students under one roof is worth the risk. Then, how to invest when your DTI (debt-to-income) is too high. One investor asks whether a lease option is the best way to sell a property, and finally, we’ll finish with the great debate: pay down your mortgage early or save the money instead.
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In This Episode We Cover
Investing in student housing and whether the huge cash flow is worth the headaches
How to make sure your short-term rental or student housing DOESN’T become a party house
How to fund your real estate deals when your DTI (debt-to-income) is too high
Selling properties via lease options and what could go wrong during the deal
Paying off your mortgage early vs. keeping the cash and saving instead
And So Much More!
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