It took longer than most but I finally graduated from Bryant University with a technical business degree and zero school debt.

Hi all,My wife and I are considering purchasing a rental property in Waco, TX near Baylor University.

I have a copy of Brandon Turner's lease that can be found on Bigger Pockets, but am unsure if this lease is legal and binding in the state of Pennsylvania or if it is missing statutory language. 

Columbus has the Ohio State University graduating 6000+ students a year and as the state capitol, the 2nd city to be named as a "smart City" in the US and the amazing amount of growth and re-purposing of property, Columbus is on a fantastic trajectory.

My name is Gabrielle Hemond, I am currently a college student at Davenport University studying Marketing.

I believe it a good opportunity because it is next to a university and is rented by students.

If you've already closed on this, there is usually language in closing docs about how you're accepting the property and all terms have been met, so you should have not closed until you were sure they completed all terms to your satisfaction. 

I own a 3/2 standalone SFH in University Park, and the tenant is interested in buying.

Although I do not know your area, thus I cannot point you to the best areas to look for these properties in, I can tell you one universal thing I have learned since restarting my Property Investing, and that is there are a heck of a lot of people within 30 minutes from where you live now that can help you. 

I have to check the language in my lease.