I am not looking to be making $1,000,000 a year I am just looking to be making what The Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton University calls “The Good Life” adjusted up (but never down) for the cost of living and as of 2018 that’s around $80,000 a year.

Is the University a good area?

According to a 2018 study, led by the University of Bristol, far more are at risk of flooding than regulatory flood maps have determined.

I'm Zorinne and I have just recently graduated from Stony Brook University in Long Island, NY.

(just curious)Check out this for crime mapping: https://www.crimemapping.com/map/location/08401,%2...In my opinion, the radius around Albany ave and Atlantic Ave are good areas for investment purposes (good amount of development, bars, university, restaurants, laundry, etc...)Check out the Chelsea district, around the vacant baseball stadium...I believe this area will begin to flourish within the next couple of years similar to the development being done on the Tennessee ave block. 

The student renters are all Carleton University students I believe, and I grew up in Washington state.

That’s cool, I went to baruch for 1 year then I transfered to the University at Albany. 

Now I will plug my side of the mountains... lower costs, better weather, beautiful, good university, "nature" is much closer, several decent airports... and you still get to call Colorado home!

My wife and I both graduated from Texas A&M University in 2016 and moved to Houston after taking a 6 week backpacking trip across Europe. 

A little about me: I was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, went away for high school to a great school called Lawrenceville and then to college at Georgetown University but my heart is in NYC.