That is the first podcast I have listened to in a long time (besides one on University of Kentucky sports and cigars) and I was very impressed.

It is close to the university, and close to the booming section of downtown.

I am currently attending the University of Washington and I am a few quarters away from graduating with a bachelors degree in Biology.

Like if you want profession job type people spread the word to engineering companies, hospitals, universities, and other employers of large number of professionals.

I'd say "Rich Dad Poor Dad" is generally universally agreed to be one of the most foundational - though it's heavy on motivation and extremely light on real world advice.

Everything I have put up against it isn't even in the same Universe for returns.

TOTAL waste of money, maybe not...fast forward to now+-a few yearsI worked as an employee for a few years after I graduated from southern oregon university with a business degree, and very quickly found out that I'm not a very good employee.

This is how I ended up here for the most part.I started saving money to purchase my first rental property and found out my father's friend happens to own rental property near the biggest college in northeast Tennessee, East Tennessee State University.

The amount of out of state students is very very high and is expected to grow as Northern Arizona University projects a 15% increase over the next 6 years.

I am looking to do my first deal in the next few months and wanted to know:1- Any advice for investing in duplexes or triplexes near universities and colleges?