Hi all,One of my family members has a house in the very desirable Westlake neighborhood and the Eanes school district.

Currently I am a senior in college on track to graduate with my Bachelor's degree in Management and Administration; however, I have two years of eligibility to play golf and get any kind of graduate school paid for completely.

Some things I learned from his podcast:You will have to tell the realtor what kind of location you are looking to invest in:Class A neighborhoods: More in suburb, high end, Great schools.

While new agents can be easier to recruit, especially those that are still in real estate or pre-licensing school, it costs more money to provide good training and to provide them with leads or lead generating systems.

I just started a new job that brings in about 2000 a month, BAH for going to school 900, and disability 1800 (monthly)Options1.

I use Zillow to show me school details, SpotCrime, Walkscore among others.

I was born and raised in Troy, MI and went to school at Michigan State University.

For schools, I use greatschools.org because they have a consistent grading system.Initially, all of this might sound like a mountain of stuff and a huge number of variables.

School districts are what sell houses .

In a few years my son graduates high school and I'd like to live somewhere warmer for at least the winters.