Louis for 10 years, and I went to Wash U, so although I don't have specific advice for a realtor, if your son will be going to Wash U and if you would find it helpful to hear about the neighborhoods that are most popular with students (undergrads and grad students), I'd be very happy to chat more. 

I was fortunate enough to not have student debt from undergrad and won’t have any from my masters either.  

Then, if you find a perfect undergrad who’s 26 and was maybe a soldier, sailor or airman at 18, and you were initially advertising for graduates only, you can reopen that discrimination door against you, based on choosing the 26 year old undergrad!

I had this thought that I should buy a house but find something like a duplex that I could rent out part of it, which I probably got the idea from one of my landlords that I rented their basement in my finals years in undergrad.

I did my undergrad at UVU and just recently moved to Houston about 4 months ago. 

This individual moving in is a recent (under) grad looking for a place to live this summer while she is in between schools... she’s going to start grad school this fall.

Looking for feedback on My First Real estate Deal.Currently working to buy a Property in a college town that I am an Alumni from, in Western PA.Smaller University about 6,000 undergrads.

Also it probably won't help with the CPA exam... studying for the CPA exam with a good prep course is what helps with the CPA exam.I fulfilled my education requirements in undergrad just taking additional classes to get to my 150 hours.

I grew up in both Texas and Oklahoma before attending Oklahoma University for my undergrad.

I am currently an undergrad student studying Business Finance and will be graduating sometime next year.