I am in Northeastern Connecticut close to UCONN and Eastern Connecticut University. 

I recently graduated from The University of Texas at Austin and bought my house hack right after.  

It did fall under the universal exclusion, because it was a rental for a year and a half so out of the last 5years, 3 1/2 were my primary (the last 1and 1/2 it was rented out).

I don't know which city in Ohio you are considering but the only one I can see that may still have an optimistic outlook is Columbus. https://www.businessinsider.co...https://www.communitysolutions...This article written in 2017 still valid today  https://www.buckeyeinstitute.o...Good luck.I was fortunate enough to go to school at The Ohio State University.

I am a rising senior accounting major at the University of Notre Dame.

We are entering a massive change in economic conditions globally.

It is in a "meh" to sub-par neighborhood, but really close to a University.

I'd call 'old Edmond' anything by the University or from 2nd St south to 9th.

1. 48224 zip code - this East side area is all real close to Grosse Pointe, and the homes can be bought right now for a good price and as the area continues to develop the value of your investment is just going to keep going up.2. 48221 zip code - this would be the best area on the west side with neighborhoods like Bagley, University District, and Sherwood Forest.

Very professional furniture with high end Disney and universal themes.