Having lived in a college town (Bloomington IN) my whole life I know first hand that properties near campus tend to come at a premium and the land value tends to go up over time, assuming that Bates is a growing university like IU is.

If you or someone you know is interested please do not hesitate to reach out to me.Some information:-Cape cod style house-Located near major highways/road such as 287, Rt 22 & Rt 28-There are about 5 train stations within a 7 mile radius, including 2 within a 2 mile radius-located about 15-20 minutes away from Rutgers University- New Brunswick-also located near Raritan Valley and Middlesex CC-There is a partially finished basement where I will be residing-washer/dryer included-rent will be $675/person-estimated utilities are $60-70/person which will include the following:---electric/gas = 40---water = 5---sewage = 10---trash = 5---internet = 10

My little sister got accepted to the psychology department at Cal State University Northridge (or as I've learned, the cool kids call it CSUN).

I'm a rising senior in university in Canada, and currently doing a semester abroad in Singapore.

Surely if you do nothing for the next 18 years, your kids will be ready to go off to University and you will be faced with some decisions that may have been made easier if you started 18 years prior.I am paying for my kids university studies 65k a year for two.I was fortunate enough to pick up properties shortly after 2008 that appreciated enough for me to sell when they were ready to go to university.

I am planning to attend Sheffield Hallam University in September as I have got a conditional offer there (min 112 UCAS points which can be achieved by a BBC roughly)I have applied for a student loan and am going to open a new student bank account soon to take advantage of the interest free overdraft and other features which may help me in building my credit score.Any suggestions?

I'm currently a senior at Montclair State University graduating with a business degree with a concentration of real estate.

I'm looking for an agent that knows the university circle area to put in an offer for me.

I don't know what billing model you use, nor you I, but I can only assume that additional work on your end equals higher fees for your clients, as that is pretty universal in business. 

Minneapolis/St Paul is home to Caterpillar, 3M, Target, the capital, universities and hospitals.