All economic signals are pointing in the right direction too, more jobs, more business expansion, great schools AND low cost of living.

Problem is my area isn’t really known for multi family units and I’m further restricted by needing to be in my son’s middle school footprint.

My name is Brittany and I am in school to get my real estate license.

I feel just about ready to take the next step when the time comes, except one thing...I still don't know where I'm going to school!

I feel the location, 3 mins from Downtown Riverside, 5 mins from UCR, right in front of an elementary school will help me net more money from a sale as opposed to what their appraisals are coming in at.

If it's giant oak trees then "Big Oak Estates" and if it's the Blanchard school district then "Blanchard Estates".Then, every time you say the name it's a sales pitch for the property.The word "Estates" on the end makes it seem classy and like a residential subdivision.

Looking to start flipping houses in the next 1 1/2 years when my wife graduates college & gets a job as an accountant (so proud of her).

I'm currently teaching English in South Korea, but the recent coronavirus outbreak has resulted in the school where I work being closed for the next few weeks, so I have lots of extra time on my hands to do some homework!  

Denver schools as also inferior to Austin.Ride the boomtown wave if you can but be prepared to jump ship when the leaks start.  

I have visited the idea of going to school for 4 yrs in order to get a bachelors in some kind of real estate degree, there are many.