Best of luck on this and consider this tuition paid to landlord university.

(Right next to Notre Dame University) Has anyone on here bought from Roofstock or in South Bend?

I shared an article (printed out, because she doesn't have internet) written by an expert arachnologist at University of Wyoming that says this is a common - but false - claim.

With 4-5 years experience under our belt now, we're considering buying another single-family in the same location--University City, Missouri, near Washington University in St.

I recommended if that was a large concern that she get a Guaranteed Universal Life policy and lock her low rate in now and keep it. 

(originally this was bought as a cost saving measure as rent near the university I wanted to go to is pricey)Do any of you have a favorite post, book, or real life experience that could help me as I set this plan into motion?

Thanks Taylor, since I am seriously considering out of state, was expecting to use the forum and followup with connection here to carry it further.Natalie, I am open to Oregon, around university hubs and metro portland metro area, but looking for positive cash flow and working with a management partner.

Fitchburg is the last stop on the commuter rail and they have The University of Fitchburg there which the mayor is trying to make a UMass Fitchburg.

Tyler looked interesting since it seems rather stable (medical, university, community college, county employer, etc.)

Look at places like Euclid, South Euclid, Cleveland Heights, Shaker Heights, Lyndhurst, Mayfield Heights, University Heights, Bedford, Garfield Heights, Maple Heights, Warrensville Heights, Wickliffe, Eastlake, Willowick, and Mentor.