In this range you should be able to find a duplex maybe with an illegal but rentable basement apt in Ozone Park, East Elmhurst, Flushing, Queens Village, Cambria Heights, Rosedale, maybe Jackson Heights and College Point.

Others have their own internal policy and limits.

I've gotten one college student the entire time I've been here so I'm not getting the university traffic like the places right on Locust.

Has a very nice private college.

No, it does not sound like fraud merely because the buyer was in the middle of a tax-deferred exchange transaction pursuant to Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code and then backed out.

Other questions concerning college rentals: -What paint do you find is the best to use for college rentals?

@Dominika M I'll preface all of this response with the acknowledgement that I am neither an accountant nor solicitor and with the encouragement that you seek your own council with such individuals before engaging in international business.

I am a 21 year old college student and plan to get involved with real estate investing within the near future.

The University Circle area contains a tremendous rental market--we have two universities, three colleges, and a huge high-tech industry leading the state's job growth.I don't know the west side because I don't invest there.

Then I caught the bug… been wondering why I never paid attention to Real Estate until recently.I had some experience on the public side through several internships (dealing with stocks and bonds)… In college I took grant/loans and re-invested in stocks & bonds (probably shouldn’t say this here J).But Real Estate seems fun.