I’m halfway through my law enforcement career and I’ve noticed a lot of the guys coming back to work in the schools or grabbing part time jobs.

Schooling costs were outrageous.

In 8 months, I will graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in Project Management.

I am looking for if you were comparing these two what would make you lean one way or the other- ex. how much does the good vs not-so great school zone affect you when looking for quality tenants, vacancy rates, CapEx on a 2000 build vs 2017, etc.

I’m thinking this will be especially useful for international students who may not want to be purchasing a mattress and whatnot for the school year. 

I’m halfway through dental school and have a practice in line to purchase when I graduate.

I have already started talking to my dad about co-signing and I have been building a reserve of money by continuously working while in school so I hope i'm off to a good start.

She basically is responsible for taking her to school in the mornings and, in turn, gets a discounted room in a nice neighborhood!

I'm a recent graduate and I've had some jobs, but mostly they were secondary to my education.

@Ryan Evans I agree on knowing things before going to an agent, but I guess Zillow and RedFin makes it too easy to click on contact agent and have very little information about the neighborhood apart from assigned school.