I'm investing in Ohio currently (cleveland/columbus) as I like the economics of both cities and overall population trends, jobs, and economic engines like schools, hospitals etc.  

Worst case scenario a large amount of savings and a good work history might get you in the door (also assuming the rest of their screening comes back good) rent for a bit, then get mortgage for home.

Meanwhile highest student population is in University of Toronto in which me and my partner will focus rental properties nearby schools. 

There are a number of reasons for this, chief among them, the water and sewer systems are built for a certain population, so are the schools, roads etc.

If for example a applicant with a service animal is less qualified due to income, credit score, past rental history you reject their application.

(Airdna.co) They have 3 years of monthly history showing number of listings, revenue trends, occupancy trends, etc. 

🥳I was wondering if anyone could suggest the legIt online program or school to become a real estate agent in NC and NYC.

Here's how I think about it:A class: White collar/upper-upper middle class, higher-end finishes, very safe neighborhoods, good schools.

In the area I look at it's between $125-135 a sf for single family homes but if you travel a few miles east from that area, the price drops because of crime rates and school ratings.

That was back when you needed two years of rental history to count rental income to help qualify for the next house.