The economy may be in the tank at the moment, but our young people will continue going to school -- and I think the likelihood of even more trying to go to school will put even more pressure on the already stressed housing climate around colleges and universities.

I'm an investor, and I'm hoping I can solicit some help from some of you with more experience in a specific area.I've come across a business opportunity called Nouveau Riche University.

thread=532851If for some reason you aren't able to connect google broker universe or Mortgage grapevine to pull these conversations up.Also, please let me know if you have found out any info on this company.

Sorry, but that may just have to be a university of hard knocks lesson.

I thought that college kids at the university in my town would possibly pay a premium to live in a "smart" building or a green-rehabbed building.

I went to University of Tennessee at Chattanooga for my undergraduate.

I am just a young guy - 21 year old university student - looking to get into the real estate note business.

But if they ask the bank what they should do the bank will almost universally say, "Send us some money.

I still own a couple of development lots near the University and will hold on to them for a bit since prices have dropped and costs have increased.I am also a fan of rentals, I currently have 3 that are performing well and I don't ever intend on letting them go.

They've got universal healthcare/medicare/medicaid, Section 8, welfare, food stamps and social security-just with different names.