@Anthony Cecchini - would love to hear more about this... looking for advertising strategies for small apartments in arts/university community.

For instance, Real Estate & Property Law for Paralegals is used (I think) at Campbell University.

The area immediately surrounding the school was university-centric, but there were some undesirable areas on the outskirts of the college town.In my area, the most profitable college rentals rarely hit the market.

Brought in 2012 for $115,000 now is worth $170,0002 home is a 5 bed / 3 bath build in 1974, 1848 sf - fully rehab, near University of Nevada, single story that rents for $1100 per month.

Much of it is universally applicable, however there are a few areas, primarily financing, taxes, and regulation, where things differ between Canada and the US.If you find yourself with Canada specific questions, there are a few other Canucks wandering these halls who would be happy to help where they can.

As a result, I've spent the last 25 years getting my Ph.D. from Hard Knocks University (the alma mater for many here) -- and tuition ain't cheap.Keep at it!

I am a student at Miami University and I am absolutely positive real estate is the career for me.

Safe Passage - In urban university settings, make sure your student renters have a safe passage route to and from school when leaving your unit.

For some of the exemptions, such as rules 505 and506 of Regulation D, a company may sell its securities to what are known as "accredited investors."

Esp when I discovered that the private lender was once a commercial RE agent who retired comfortably from 9-5 @ age 45.My first couple of deals were through the RE agent who found me 'run down' properties that were owner holds near the University & I rented every room & paid the mortgages weekly with cash.Looking back the best advice & deals I received was a direct result of one on one networking.Good luck