Some attend law school or graduate school and are a more responsible bunch.

Plus a lot of people that go to school here decide to stay.

As a matter of fact, I daytraded on the NASDAQ market the summer after my high school graduation with what little amount of savings I had.

But them come harder, and I have a full time job, I coach high school football, and my children live in another state, so everyother weekend is shot going to NJ on visits.

In business school, professors call this “opportunity cost.”

Seeing as i do have 3 more years of schooling, I was thinking of buying a fixer upper and fixing/living in it while i go to school and renting the extra bedrooms out to other students (hopefully to the point where i have positive cashflow).

Price , location , schools , location ,condition of the house ,

It's really nice since I had gone the traditional go to school get a job route and it really wasn't working for me.

Call after you have it and before you do any rehab and see if they are interested, schools will have an administrator of school property, talk to them.Do it before a rehab, they may just tear it down anyway.Otherwise, they may have an approved housing list, get on that after the rehab, they will likely inspect it.

I think that it is just because of the summer months that this is happening.I do believe there will be a slight increase once the school season starts up again but as for right now the prices are staying pretty stagnant.