Right or wrong I don't know, but that's the way I am, so I'm now at a point when I would like to better direct my focus, instead of bouncing around for the eternity :), and I really hope to find your valuable perspective helping me in my decision.No doubts: Houses and Lands are two amazing and different Worlds (still, with several analogies) belonging to the same Universe.

I work for the university in my home town.

Hello all, I am new to BiggerPockets just looking for some insight and looking to see if anyone has bought rentals during college and what the best way ti manage them would be. As a full time student living away from ...

If you are in a "College Town" where the town's survival is based on the College/University, you are more exposed to risk associated with a market crash/recession, initially.

Both neighborhoods have high student populations as Western Michigan University and Kalamazoo College are right there.

Need some good partners that can make a ton of money off what I have discovered in a Big Apartment Complex deal close to 2 major University, i dont have the deep pockets to make my part work?

With a minimum 3.5% down payment for borrowers with a credit score of 580 or higher, FHA loans are popular among first-time home buyers who have little savings or have credit challenges.What has worked for me is going to University and getting a great career. 

We do have many positives with great schools/universities, diverse economy, world class hospitals, and massive life science investment flowing in to the city to (hopefully) keep high income earners. 

The economy has the Air Force Base, Universities, businesses, and hospitals. 

And perhaps there's a universal devise charger too, similarly locked down, for the guests that forget/lose/etc their own charger.