I’m a 19 year ild college student who’s super interested in real estate, more specifically investing, and I don’t know where to even begin.

I describe it as a Ladder of MF and the returns have been much better than bonds.I am a long-term Brad Sumrok student, which gives me access to many deals from many sponsors, who he has trained, in his "eco-System" (I call it Sumrok Institute of Multifamily). 

I think they can not be trusted, there was 80 students who payed for 3 days of training, we received 1.5 days of education and the other 1.5 day was listening to a sales pitch.I feel sorry for anyone who pays $53000 for there course but a sucker is born everyday.

However, the guy says he has a score of 642 due to student loans.

I am just like you having a hard time organizing my day as I am a single mom and a full time student as well.

I should also specify that id be renting out the house by rooms for students.

I run all hvac work for an Ivy League college and my wife is a physician.We make a little over 400k annually.My wife will be paying off her student loans shortly which will free up over 4K a month, which frees up a decent amount of money for investing.My question... with the ability to come up with a decent down payment quickly what kind of property should I look for to start off?

Fort Bliss, one of the largest Army bases in the country.Sizable Student MarketThe University of Texas at El Paso is one of largest colleges in the state, there are over twenty thousand students at UTEPHigh Demand for Affordable RentalsThe median household income for the US is roughly $55,000.

If you see any signs or advertisements for real estate investors looking for students, that's a solid lead. 

Rent is expected to increase $200 a month per unit after some basic upgrades.I have about $12,000 in student loans over a 10 year loan.