For example University City could be a great opportunity to AirBnB with all of the attractions and Wash U nearby but they only allow it if it’s your primary residence.

For a few hundred bucks, hotel & air fare... you can immerse yourself in a pool of hundreds of sophisticated and accredited investors.Step #2- Follow up with all the people you met and strengthen the relationship you started. 

Long story, but I'll try to simplify: My wife got a one year contract job at a university about an hour away from our primary residence.

Do you happen to know if that was 12 hours of cold calling random home owners, or cold calling a more narrowed down list of possible leads...owners of distressed properties, absent owners, etc.From The Baylor University’s Keller Center for Research Study"Agents were asked to call a generic, random list of numbers from a region not previously marketed to that either they provided or that was supplied to them by their KWRI regional office.

I went to Xavier University of Louisiana where I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration - Management. 

I’m closing on my ideal 4-plex near a major university and medical centers using an FHA loan.

As I'm sure you know, property isn't too expensive, it's possible to find a good number of properties in good areas that satisfy the 1% rule or greater, and given how many good universities and companies are in the area, I don't see the city declining anytime soon. 

I am in the last year of my undergraduate degree in Real Estate at Georgia State University.

The state university has 21,000 students.

Recommend checking those investments out if you qualify as an accredited investor.