Sounds like the primary target is students and the main university is 6 miles away, do you think that would be a big detriment?

So for lending pricing is kind of universal  but for real estate is totally market dependent if your in a market were the median price might only be 150k your going to have a lot of small transactions its just what it is.My project we are building now in Oregon our average sales price is 610k and we sold 20 of those in the last 4 months ( building them new) and my wife is the broker on all of them..

I'm currently evaluating a 5 unit property (2x studio apts and 2x 3/1 apts, and 1x 2/1 apts) near a university which is currently operated with each bedroom leased as a separate unit. 

Our low taxes, high quality of life, top-notch workforce, and tier one universities create an environment where innovative companies like HPE can flourish.

Also, a university and mild weather.

If yes, you likely need to know how to import your tenant information into quickbooks.You want to properly know how to customize your invoices.I teach quickbooks at a university(Continued education).

I graduated from University and wanted to start fresh.

The Triangle is thriving, with top universities, corporate relocations, biotech, great restaurants, awesome airport, etc.

I went to Miami University which is about an hour away from Cincinnati.

Grand Junction is the "big city" base (with a university) - but lots of smaller surrounding communities with cheaper real estate.