I find cville and the immediate surrounds to be one unique place (University is large influence and it's a relatively small town) , with Richmond and the surrounding counties different (large urban and suburban), and the in between being largely rural.

I feel very blessed, but now scared as to what should I do next with that equity.I've invested previously (cash purchases - about $500K) into 2 STR in the College Station, Texas area (Close to the University), and been happy with the performance - Net Cash Flow of about $15K annually per each, and was thinking of doing some more of these, but the cities are starting to come up with crazy ordinances on STR.So, what would you do seriously if you've or are in a better position that I am.

Looking for a decent property around University of Cincinnati (duplex or multi family) for students around the campus and also having a positive cash flow.

Completely move in ready and just 8 minutes from Colgate University.

Purchase price: $100,500 Cash invested: $5,000 Minutes away from the University, 4 bed 1.5 bath, with a good clean out and some TLC would bring $2,000 per month in rent.

Greene's book, but from what I've heard on the podcast, the principles he describes for out-of-state investors apply almost universally to out-of-country investors. 

One of their podcasts said to introduce yourself in the forums, so here I am.I am currently an Aggie student at Texas A&M University in College Station, TX, and I am super interested in house hacking.

Im currently a full time graphic design student at Norfolk State University, Part time Tattoo Artist and Im also a Navy Vet.

Lam's case became a global sensation due to disturbing surveillance video of her alone in one of the hotel’s elevators having some type of episode–one that has been explained as everything from a bipolar episode to demonic possession–shortly before her death.

My rental is near Temple University on susqhenna.