Minot also boasts a small university and a sizable regional hospital.  

Just an opinion from a 49 year old man who grew up in poverty but got his university education, worked hard, found a great career and did good for himself and his family.  

I'm not ~quite~ in your area, but finding the best markets for investing can be a universal question, with some overlap in answer. 

If you're an accredited investor, you could just invest with a real estate investment group and get a good return without having to deal with vacancies, screening applicants, plunging toilets, etc.

We also have several universities: Bowling Green State University, The University of Toledo, and Owens Community College.You can do well here in single family and multifamily.

I am a first year student athlete for Northwestern University and I want to get my first BRRRR deal this year (I am currently 19).

Secondly, I will be graduating from Colorado State University this semester, and am eager to begin my career in real estate.

Both are college educated, but when it comes to personal finances, it blows me away how little is taught not only in high school, but at university level as well!

One, the University of Texas at Arlington could provide a good tenant base for rent-by-the-room candidates.

My name is David Ferrante and I am a first year college student athlete for Northwestern University.