People are priced out of pittsburgh and will look further south.Then theres the 350 acre planned Development in College Park.I just got a contract on a property in East Point yesterday.I really think its worth holding on to stuff ITP.

My current viewpoint is that  I wouldn't mind it being a college town.

Clearly it has become known as a growing city that is attracting a young, college-grad crowd - but do you think it has peaked?

I am currently 18 years old and in my first year in college.

Good college town but also has a big hospital.

There are also cram schools which teach you how to pass the test.There are community colleges offer these courses where you have to write a term paper and go through midterm, and final. 

Read "Rich Dad Poor Dad" right out of high school and bought my first place shortly after while still living with my mom and going to college.

It is discussed on the podcast often I have been thinking that it may be a way to get active in real estate while in college. 

Hello everyone,I have found a property that after running the numbers works out well, but it is in a college town.

I'm a new investor in college, and instead of renting an apartment, I was going to house hack.