One was bought out by Western Michigan University because it touched on property that they already owned.

I was happy to see my tech and real estate worlds collide the other day when they posted an interesting article about a project started by the University of Wisconsin.The website, http://www.netmigration.wisc.edu/, shows the positive and negative migration flows of Americans, county by county.

Because I could get a box in a nearby city like Costa Mesa that is less universally known as a wealthy enclave like Newport Beach.

You made the right choice by joining Bigger Pockets BP not British Petroleum BP.There is a wealth of education here and some really cool people who pay it forward by the phrase "the game is to be told, not sold" which is one of the cool things about this community.As soon as you can, become a plus or pro member because then you will open a door to a plethora of info that rivals any college or university anywhere.Good luck to you on your journey, Devan.

San Antonio is home to over 18 colleges and universities, 4 military bases, 2 major medical centers, and large employers like Toyota and USAA.

Renovating and renting out 30 properties could be challenging, needs good contractors and property management company.You guys have any idea or experience raising money from accredited investors?

I have zero experience with real estate other than being a renter.A little about me: I'm a recent Purdue University graduate who moved to South Baltimore for a full-time job.

I graduated from the University of Florida in 2006 with a degree in Finance.

Follow the major commuting highways out of Dallas 1-1.5 hours and find a small town.Look for towns with regional universities/colleges, hospitals, expanding manufacturing.I see some turn-key operators here in Atlanta following that strategy.

I haven't used them myself but their BBB rating is A+ with no complaints in the last 3 yrs.BBB has a list of accredited companies on their site.Sorry I can't be a better help to you.