While we have variance in things there seems to be universal agreeance that we need address of our grievances, across the nation in every state, county and city. 

I'm building new construction MFH in University City/W.

I'm not sitting on holding costs with private money, but have missed my best window to rent for the upcoming year (property is blocks away from a university hospital with many students) and am experiencing some opportunity cost having to keep my money waiting on this deal instead of actually moving forward with another.  

Start with smaller value-add properties with the aim of trading up prior to your first heading to university.

I am currently a junior at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis.

I'm from Rio Rancho, NM and I am currently a Junior at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

There is a university and two hospital systems within 3 miles of the property.

I am a recent University Grad looking to buy my first deal as soon as the dust settles with Covid-19.

It being the state capital and home to a major university help, too.1) as long as your investment horizon is medium to long term, yes, it is.

@Matt CamilliereI’m not planning on going to college, but the university of Arkansas is very close to me and I was thinking about buying a duplex down there and renting by the bedroom to students to maximize cash flow and live for free, because some of them could even be my friends if they go there!