The only way to learn is to take in some academics (knowledge is still important!)

.- If you buy few blocks from campus make sure number will work with regular tenants as well...and those rents seem to be quite low...just in case you don't find students...with students vacancy = 100% if you miss the academic year.Hope that's help,

Glad to respond to you with my background, although that is what I like about BP, people throw out their recommendations and not academic credentials; don't force their ideas on you with their IQ. 

On the flip side, academic and empirical research has shown day-trading or playing the market without a definable and repeatable competitive advantage (ie “an edge”) is going to result in long term losses.

For now don't worry about zoning, this is an academic exercise. 

And I think there is a good argument to be made that someone who is not academically inclined should not pursue a 4 year degree.

The home is in one of the best school districts -  Buford High School -is the rare combination of great academics and sports with a brand new high school being finished construction for 2019.   

I do both, STR during the summer and sometimes spring, and MTR during the academic year.

While it's academic now, you did mention that he did well on the background check.

I suspect a lot of the population shift is people moving from the old/functionally obsolete housing stock  in Cleveland proper (the older neighborhoods that popped up during the industrial age) into newer built homes 10 minutes down the road in the suburbs because the land simply isn't available within the city limits.We have some major economic drivers in the academic and medical fields.