We tend to attract recent university or college grads to out unit, young people that are still looking for a less expensive place but are sick of living in houses with 4 other people.For the last 7 years we have had a nice chocolate brown laminate flooring down there but there's been some water damage in one room.

I spent some time at University of Cincinnati and am a graduate of the 2003 class of Western Hills High School.

I am a recent University graduate living in the Greater Seattle Region.

Almost universally the seller pays for the buyers agent.

(Building is within 4 miles of 2 Universities.

@Benjamin Piecenski I’m an alumni of Clemson University with a BS in Marketing and Finance.

I have recently decided that I want to learn and get involved in real estate, I am 19, in school at James Madison University and motivated to get going.

Read Charles Becker of Duke University's article on this very topic for greater insight.Another difference is that Class B/C apartments typically need a huge amount of expensive cap-x to maintain their occupancy, while mobile home parks need a much lower amount since the park does not own the homes (or at least many of the homes in most cases), although this is true whether there is a recession or not.The final main difference is that apartments sell at much lower cap rates, so there is less cushion in the event of a recession, while mobile home parks still sell about 1 to 2 points higher in cap rate, so you have more flexibility to contend with the impact of a recession, whatever it may be.

With proximity to the Freeway, University Of Washington - Tacoma, and Downtown (which has over $1Bn of projects permitted for the next 5 years - including a Grocery Anchored Retail center) If you can find a value add play in Hilltop I wouldn't sleep on it.

Hi Chance.My name is Scott, I'm a senior at the University of Delaware-planning on purchasing my first property in this area shortly after graduation.