There would be a big difference in housing preferences between 40-year old engineers with kids in junior high who are moving from out of state (to Pittsford or Fairport, probably) vs. hipsters coming right out of their undergrad who know the city neighborhoods better and aren't afraid to move to an up-and-coming area.Or maybe they'll all move to Park Ave, putting even more pressure on the market there and driving more people to the South Wedge, Upper Monroe, and Swillburg.

Originally posted by @Brian Gibbons:I went to Saint Michaels College, small Jesuit college DII I thought was a great game for David and Goliath, a big school versus a small school My sister and Dad went to BUGreat all New England FinalGot my undergrads at BU, grad work at BC but never route for them in hockey. :)I don't have any dislike for PC (other than yesterday...) so wasn't the end of the world.

This means that I will finish undergrad with about $40,000 debt, and then I'll graduate medical school with around $250,000 debt,  totaling over $300,000 after appreciation during medical school. 

I got my undergrad degree in biology with a minor in business.

I am working towards become a real estate agent while finishing my undergrad degree in accounting.

I just graduated from undergrad, I’m looking to invest in my first property this coming year(I want get some money under my belt).

I enjoyed my first few weeks working from home and appreciated the opportunity to do so while finishing my undergrad.

Hi, I am a college student hoping to purchase a property to live in my last year of undergrad.

If you're interesting in starting your own REI journey, you can likely get more information and network on Bigger Pockets than any undergrad program can offer 

I took undergrad online classes in 1997, 23 years ago.