I also send cover letters and flyers to every welding school, instrumentation school, and refinery in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, Mississippi, Illinois, Indiana, Tennessee, Ohio, and Alabama.Amenities:  Washer/dryer and laundry detergent, kitchen with all appliances and utensils, cable tv in every room, wifi, sheets blankets and towels, soap, t.p. paper towels, outdoor grill. 

A big factor in that will be the outcome of the November elections for Mayor, city council members, and school board members.

I am a Real Estate Agent located in the city of Bakersfield California, after graduating from Bakersfield High School I continued my education at the University of San Francisco.

The homes are in beautiful settled neighborhoods with best schools.  

I'm connected to an REI education school.

I'm from Arlington next door, I would first look at multi family in good public school districts where families want to rent and bring up kids, look at www.greatschools.orgLook at multi FHA financing where you live in one, rent out othersGet an agent, working for buyers, look for a CCIM designationRead everything from Www.justaskBen.comGood luck!

Based on the fact that you are a full time student with no money and no credit your best approach would be to concentrate on school, if that is your desire, graduate, save money and build your credit.

or is the home at market rate but there is something extraordinary about it like a big company has recently moved there, good schools, and some nearby favorable attractions (starbucks, etc.).  

Are there any other, smaller schools in that area as well or just U of Redlands?  

Hi Dan, Look into AlliedAllied Real Estate School in California.