Leaving over the counter meds for guests to use...is not a good idea.

However, I started looking into the city’s comprehensive plan and my grandmother’s property is zoned for med density residential along with the surrounding area.

I generate an area, locate the best schools in the district, med income, and look at homeowners ratio.

I have rented to med school students and undergrad students both were some of my best tenants.

I can tell Josh is with me :D

I would rather work with a pen, paper and computer than a hammer and nail and paint brush, but that's me! :) :D

.), but demographics for the area look sound, and inflation is very likely going to exceed the 10 year avg in the near future... then someone should be able to find a 50% rule property now - but even if they only come close, it could be a very sound investment, and a great way to diversify for a guy (me :D ) who owns no property, pays no rent, and is has all his savings in stocks/bonds.

That's me. :D

Set specific qualifying criteria for them so that you get the cream of the crop; graduate students, medical students (not just pre-med, but in the med school), law students (again, not pre-law) - these are the students moving toward a bigger payday ahead of them, and they spend more effort on studies than the partying.

This is my first ever delve into the world of homeownership, so I know squat...bear with me. :D