Good schools, I am offering owner financing or a lease option to purchase.

(currently a work in process).I have never had a problem renting out my condo, since its location is near a well known medical and law school.

In reality, in areas of historical high demand, that demand continues for many reasons (healthy local economy with a broad based job market, natural beauty, good schools, medical care, etc.) with demand comes higher prices.

***I MEAN INCREASE ABILITY TO BORROW***I am still in school but on a good scholarship program.

My doctor looks (to me) like she should be in high school, but I still respect her expertise.

Work with a Mortgage Broker and have them fill out a 1003.If you are a licensed property manager, you will get more respect from owners.Market to:- FSBOs- Listed Agents- Expired Listings- Landlords of SFRs, THs, be careful of Condos w HOAs- then get a list of houses in your favorite high school district that bought at the top of the market, go to listsource.com or melissadata.com , send a postcard that says,------------------------------------------------------------------------Notice: I Want To Buy Your HouseAt (Insert Address)Even If You Have NO EQUITY.Dear (insert first name),I am interested in buying your house on Lease Purchase, or Lease to Sell, even if you have no equity.

The next question results in two schools of thought.

They all wanted to flip or buy and hold properties in "hot" neighborhoods with good school districts (Pittsburgh neighborhoods Squirrel Hill, Shadyside, Lawrenceville, etc.).

Good luck with school!

A home is the anchor of our social structure, it provides security that effects social interactions of a community, economic activities are based in RE, schools are funded by RE, homes are where the sick rest, where children are secured and learn, where families stay together.