Some investors value being in a "good" public school district, some value being near prestigious private schools (my personal residential market), while others could care less about school ratings if the numbers work.

If you want to spend money on a Real Estate education spend it on a prestigious Masters Program a couples of years after you graduate.

I bartend on a pretty prestigious lake with a lot money on and around it.

Amenities such as a 24-hour Fitness Center, Sparkling Swimming Pool with a sundeck, outdoor grilling area, plus a whole lot more.

I’m hoping you can guide me here.There is no more land available in the area and the land is on one of the most prestigious “street names”.

Considering, it is where the University of Iowa is located and has a pretty prestigious/ well known hospital.

Who else invests in prestigious historic districts with $1MM homes?

Home should easily appraise at 360+ , very nice area, golf course prestigious community.

I talked to some landlords, looked at rental ads, even posted a few of my own test ads, it looks like there is good demand for 2bed 750 un-renovated, 800-850 renovated, 900+ sparkling (stainless appliances, parking, laundry, maybe modern floor plans,etc). but I dont know if these are good renters (of if all responders would fail credit check & check for evictions) I'd *love* to hear other landlords experience of renting in Little Village

Come second year, I was THE only one hired for a prestigious leadership program out of college!