A group of University of California-Irvine students are researching the needs of the rental property investor market.

Economic anchors are things that are not going anywhere anytime soon, like state government, major universities, major health care centers, or manufacturers that are independent of the economy like military suppliers.I understand that the closer the anchor the better, but does it have to be in the same city/zip or can it just be in same county or next town over?

But I do believe that good deals can still be had today.In fact, looking at an email I received from a turnkey provider (who does not appear to have any presence on this site) there back in March of this year, she was selling SFRs in Parma, Parma Heights, Cleveland (44102), South Euclid, and University Heights at the time.

I looked him up on FB and apparently he works at "Real n**** s***" and went to school at the "University of Marijuana".What happens if on the 15th day I go there and they're still there?

As well as there are note funds out there for accredited investors.. they fill up quick though from what I have seen.. or lately deal flow has been tough..

I am a currently student at Columbia University and an aspiring real estate business person.

I am currently a Senior at Iowa State University studying Supply Chain Management & Marketing.

I am in my undergrad at Columbia University but originally from upstate SC.

. - You mean Los Angeles isn't the center of the universe?

Plenty of great Universities nearby to attract talent from.