The universal answer is it depends on your plan. 

Hello, My name is Goanar Mar and I am from Minnesota, but currently attend the University of Northern Iowa and play basketball there.

I graduated from the University of Kentucky in 2018 and now I'm currently in the Air Force stationed in Clovis, NM where my wife and I just bought our first home. 

I was looking at Fishtown since it seems to be up and coming but an agent I spoke to also suggested University City. 

I would definitely give Philadelphia a look especially near the Temple University area as students come back to in class learning, you will find a good amount of clients for your property. 

Obviously my answers might change depending on things like job location, interests, etc. but I'd recommend looking up in the University area (NE Charlotte). 

Thanks in advance for reading, this is my first flip as the owner in 10 years (many more as a broker).Due to a number of hurdles, my flip in South Denver (University Hills) took a 2.5 months longer than planned and about 10k over budget.

Why should your wife not be able to but all the makeup she wants at Nordstroms because you have a mental issue in regards to charging what the tenant should be paying.It is not your fault the previous landlord didn't charge the market price for the rents and there is no reason you need to be soft in the head from now going forward.I have one brat who just started college in Fairbanks Alaska and another who just started at Ohio State University. 

If you have life insurance, (not term but whole or universal) maybe you can borrow from those polices.   

That would mean if you increased your CF by $1600/month, your existing mrtg. pmt would be $3621/month.I don't see how this is all possible... in any universe where math is involved.