I graduated from Clemson University in 2012 with a BA in History and I have been investing in property personally for a little over 3 years now.

I'd guess there are some good rental markets near the universities (Bucknell, etc).

Lot is blocks away from a university. 

The point to focus on is this, if your "coach", somewhat like the more reputable, expensive universities and colleges, is going to charge you a nice amount of money to go through their program, then just like more reputable, expensive universities and colleges have a reputation and commitment to making sure you have success upon finishing their program, they should be held accountable and be able to show success through the students that go through their programs.

This is home to Georgia Southern University and is growing every year.

I'm currently a junior studying mechanical engineering at Binghamton University.

From reading various thread here on BP, I have arrived at the conclusion of buying a house with and occupant, especially an occupant without a lease with an expiration date is simply buying someone else's (the seller's) problem.While not universal, I have read lots of threads where someone buy's a house and can't get rid of the current occupant, be it the prior owner, as in this example, or a prior tenant who overstayed the lease.My conclusion, let the seller get rid of the occupant and provide the buyer with an unoccupied home with clean title.My $0.02

Am looking at a potential opportunity in housing near a university that, if fully rented, kicks off a 15% COCR and 8.5% cap rate (and there are leases in hand that would keep it fully rented for the next 18 months or so). 

Universal design is something to look into if you are building new units, as that way they will appeal to both people with disabilities and people without, or as I like to say... those who are temporarily able bodied.The person with the disability will be the one who knows best which type of property would best match their needs.

I live in Arizona, and recently graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in Finance.