To me it makes sense, with the high concentration of universities, foreign students, and being costal. 

I would concentrate my efforts on driving out the crack house.

Concentrate on investment properties (multi units) having below market rents not personal homes.

if you are getting your CPA, you will need to take enough credits to get a masters anyway. you could take a bunch of simple classes just to get the credits, but i'm a strong proponent of learning something when you can. between those two, is the masters of accounting an MS, or an MBA with a concentration in accounting?

My advice is to get a nice big bottle of 41% glyphosate concentrate and a pump sprayer and get busy on your backyard.

And No wonder i have concentrated on Oregon and SC to develop in..

I am a Brooklyn, NYC Investor and Broker.I will tell you that Brooklyn has hundred of thousands of Millennials living all over the City with several concentrated enclaves.I just approved a Lease for a 2 bedroom, clean but not renovated 1 bath apt for $1,900 in East Bed-Stuy.

In fact, with their new construction homes, which they are concentrating on now, your fortunate if you see any cash flow at all when allowing for soft cost reserves. 

Only concentrating on very specific areas of the city that are desirable for renters and supply constrained.

A personal home is a life style choice not a investment.Due to the fact that a personal home is more expensive to own and maintain renting while saving to invest is a smarter option for those wishing to concentrate on investing.