There are low end areas that offer easier price points, and high end, single family and large mult-family, commercial, storage, universities ... 

My name is Te'Erinn Chenvert and I am currently an accounting student at the University of Missouri-Kansas City and I’ll be graduating the Spring of 2019.

If you're wondering why there's an all furnished property at 163 units, we're near a rather large university. 

Hi, I live in a hot (or at least warm) market and have been trying to buy my second home/first investment property for about a year and a half (off the MLS). 

Athens is an interesting town because although not having a huge industry right inside the perimeter it still constantly growing, the university is the lifeblood of our economy which is good and bad it is also the river that brings new elements to our ecosystem.

I’m looking at Worcester because Multi-families are cheap compared to the rest of the state and I feel like it is a decent rental market due to the many colleges, universities, hospitals, and commuter access into Boston.

I would also include instructions on how to properly warm the flue and create a proper fire.

ASU is a good, solid university and the area has lots and lots of spring training baseball etc.

Once it warmed up the people that live across the street are outside all day sitting on the porch, playing loud music, partying, selling drugs etc...  

I have a Bachelor's degree in Business from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University and came out of school at a great time to start purchasing real estate.