I recently graduated from George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia.

You could put the money into a hard money loan fund (assuming you’re an accredited investor).  

I went to Penn State York for a year before I transferred to the University of Pittsburgh.

You are absolutely right that I should check with an attorney on this, just thought I'd ask the BP universe as well.  

See the attached linkhttp://city.milwaukee.gov/AreaPlans/NearWest.htm#....Some of the local bigger players/companies  supporting the project are Harley Davidson, Miller Coors, Marquette HS, Marquette university, Aurora Health care and  West End Development Corporation.

I agree with Joe - Lincoln is great for investors with multiple colleges here (University of Nebraska, Wesalyn, Union College & Southeast Community College).

They are only for accredited investors, only sold through the broker dealer community and there is a lot of mis-information out there.. 

Hello BP community - I'm reaching out with a question following a series of events (some mold related) that has led to 3 of 4 college tenants in my SFR having their parents request release from their lease 3 months early due to perceived air quality concerns.Background (University rental in MN - lease started Jun 17 with 4 college roommate - parents cosigned and pay rent):- In Sep 17 we had a minor roof leak that was corrected immediately (flashing)after notification with only minor paint damage and no sign of mold (from the attic or interior wall). - In Nov 17 tenant's parents (these are college students) call my property manager to report a broken dryer and mold growth in the basement laundry room, a bedroom above the laundry room, and in the bathroom.

I've considered note funds ( assuming I can get 10-12%, as an accredited investor), but still fall back to rental real estate since I can leverage and grow more quickly.  

I thought both sounded high but its within 10 blocks of 2 major universities (Illinois State University/ Illinois Wesleyan) and from the research ive done, rent is very high around those schools.