I have property at the edge of Lehigh U that I thought would be for students when I first started out there. i quickly realized that student housing, especially in the smaller school, is a totally different business with different expectations and requirements, not to mention yearly turnover and parent involvement.

Reach out the the local grad schools, hospital HR department for incoming doctor residencies, relocation service companies, and see if they will cross market for you. 

My deals in Nassau county are not seeing any seller concessions, especially in blue ribbon school districts (forgettaboutit lol!) 

Lower taxes, no city headache, still close to the university, and still have access to the great schools in Ann Arbor.

However, I have school and work so I hardly have time to do anything. 

A little about me:I graduated high school in 2020 at 17 and as soon as I turned 18, I went to work underground utility construction.

.- Consistency: In neighborhoods like Northwest and Northeast San Antonio, long-term rentals can offer consistent demand due to local schools and businesses.Short-Term Rentals:- Higher Potential Income: You can charge more per night, especially during peak tourist seasons.- Flexibility: If you want to use the property yourself occasionally, you have that option.- More Work: Managing a short-term rental requires more effort with frequent guest turnover and maintaining high standards for reviews.As for platforms, Airbnb is popular, but you might also consider VRBO or Booking.com for short-term rentals.

I’m scouting neighborhoods with growth potential, good schools, and amenities.

I’m interested in real estate investing and have one year until I graduate high school.

I've been passionate about real estate investing since high school and just bought my first property.