I made my first offer on a house I can barely afford as a primary resident (3bd, 1.5ba close to Tufts University), I am glad the owners went with another offer, I would of paid close to 2.5k a month in "rent" for a single room assuming I rented out the other rooms at a near optimal price.

This is a place where families still live close together, when you meet someone for the first time you will be asked where you went to school (and I am not talking University), and outsiders are not exactly trusted.

I heard it best said on one of the podcast, "Turn your car or bus into a mobile university!".

We're close (biking/walking distance) to one of the University of Buffalo campuses, so I think we may be able to rent the home out if we decide to move to Rochester.

-Located near 2 major hospitals and 3 Universities -Original Rehab included 100% new bathroom, 100% new plumbing in the house, electrical updates, all new flooring, all new paint, and the addition of one new wall to create a "true" 3rd BR.

If you have never owned a community you should go to the mobile home university forum to learn the business.

Based on some reviews i narrowed it down to the CEShop, Temple university Real estate school, and Polley. 

A house I was looking at was once owned by someone who worked for the university in some STEM related job (they moved, and the house sat on the market, and then foreclosure) on Cross st.

We were approaching our finals weeks at our University and our lease was coming to an end - so to save us the stress of trying to find an apartment in the middle of that (we had a very limited budget,) they offered for us to stay with them for a month or two for free.

My parents are realtors in Tallahassee, where I'm from, and they inspired me to start investing.Told me about buying small condo homes to use as cash cows.Interior is all upgraded appliances, and the unit is near Florida State University.