There are a few in the district...but nothing like we find in other northeastern cities like NYC, Boston, Philly.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/7527/47977-the-lack-of-multifamily-housing-in-the-dc-metro-area

I'm located in Boston,MA.

Even 10 miles away is only going to be a short commute.On the other hand, if students don't tend to have cars, then closer is better; or something on a public transport line.Regarding neighborhoods - if you are ok renting to men, then a well kept property in a dodgy neighborhood is ok.

Am a Real Estate Specialist in the Boston Area looking to Help Clients achieve their Real Estate Goals whether is Investing, Buying or Selling their personal property. i have been helping clients for almost 4 years as a Licensed Agent, however i started assisting and learning from Real Estate Investors prior.

I work full-time as an ER physician in the greater Boston area and believe my particular skill set equips me well for long-term success in REI despite being somewhat of a late bloomer. 

My name is Ed Adelino and I live just north of Boston in Peabody, MA...city next to Salem witch trials of 1692 for all the history buffs out there.I don't have real estate experience, yet. 

I'm an engineer, working in the transportation industry for the past several years.

Indianapolis is becoming a hub for transportation and logistics companies.

I have found a cap rate at about 11 percent in boston before renovations and we moved away because we wanted something higher.

Got hooked on the Bigger Pockets Podcast during a roadtrip when I was moving from Boston to Phoenix and it was truly life transforming.