Thanks for your advice by the way on the deal I had been considering, I called it off and funny how the universe closes one door and opens another. 

Until you can make that case, start filling out the common application, keep your grades up, and choose a university/degree.Good Luck!

@Chelsea Mastin  Look into the aspects of Universal Design. 

Hello BP I could really use a recommendation for a general contractor in the Cincinnati area that will do a full rehab on a property near the University of Cincinnati.

Near the beach, close to Playa Vista (new recently developed neighborhood, Google, Snapchat and others are relocating), close to Marina Del Rey...to Layola university, Inglewood developments are on the way!..

Next year I will be attending University of Texas at Austin and I am looking for guidance on owning a property in Austin with a tenant that pays the rent while I live rent-free so I can pay in-state tuition.

I’m currently a student at Kennesaw State University I’m only 22 years old right now I’m hoping to become a real estate agent so that I can one day become a broker my question is what are the major differences between having a real estate license and simply investing in real estate.

I am 25 years old, a graduate of Rutgers University in New Brunswick (Go Knights!)

We've found good luck in buying existing underperforming properties in tertiary markets with an economic driver, like a university, hospital or military base.

The area isn't too bad and it's next to the University of Chicago so I'm thinking it could be a good start.Thoughts?