I go to school at the College at Brockport, which is about 20 minutes away from the Rochester, NY area, and I believe Rochester is a great place to invest.

You just need to understand the "risk".My husband is active duty so we tend to invest in areas that we are stationed (although we have never been stationed in Charleston, my husband just went to school there).

Example: Rooms, Bedrooms, parking, lot, community, School, History prices, history of owner.

I spent a chunk of my savings on schooling earlier this year so I will need to wait till 2016 to add another property.

(No new blood, no new money, no drive to improve the neighborhood or the schools.)What about the homeless?  

This is more a cash flow deal, to help me live on while I go to school.

Schools are mediocre.

Mueller is not only the foremost expert on market cycles in the United States, but he is also a professor at the Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management at Denver University one of the oldest and largest real estate programs in the country.

Inferior quality of public schools.

Sunday, people relax and surfing the internet looking for random stuffs that they forgot to do Friday before getting ready to go back to work on Monday.