I am currently a high income earner but will possibly go back to school within the next few years which would decrease my income.

I see many great looking deals on Roofstock, but it seems as if their properties are overpriced and their "4 star neighborhoods" are ones that I'm told are not good at all, neighborhoodscout says it's number 2 on the crime index out of 100 (1 being the worst), areavibes gave it an F rating on crime, employment, schools, and housing. 

It's the school and parents fault.  

In a decent neighborhood around here you can easily get over $2k per month for a 3br house in a good school neighborhood. 

Jackson which is a military base that has graduations so many times a year.

I went to high school at Clear Lake and have a few student rentals in EC. 

There are definitely two schools of thought here*, and it obviously depends on your personal goals. 

However the school boards have the ability to rebut appeals and will bring property value adjustment appeals against owners in cases over $50,000 in increased value.

I talked to him yesterday, and he said he should have the money by Friday or Saturday, and asked if they could stay until his kids are out of school at the end of May.

Debating whether to buy off market property in Houston that is 20 % below recent sales, walk scores are decent, all the schools are between 6-7 and rent is .8%-1% of the value.