Renting single family's doesn't melt my butter like a multi-family would but I do feel there is potential with this considering there's 3 universities near me.We could quick-turn it for under 20k in 3 months and might be able to flip it if the market is still rockin'.

I wanted to experiment in the college rental scene in Norfolk near Old Dominion University.

Hey BP family, my name is Sam Nayyer and I'm a newbie investor that will be graduating from the University of Iowa this May! 

I'm in the middle of obtaining my PhD at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities (biomedical sciences) and am looking to to start investing part-time and would appreciate any advice.

Rental investors love the northeast side (Schertz/Converse/Universal City) for cash flow.

I'm going to NC State University part-time, to get my masters, and decided to buy my first investment property just recently, despite this crazy market.  

My best advice for someone starting out is invest in a town that has well rated university. 

My partner is currently attending hondros RE school while also pursuing an international business degree from Kent State University.

That said, what does the BP universe think. 

Here is an article by Don Layton: Senior Industry Fellow at Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University: "The extraordinary and unexpected pandemic increase in house prices: causes and implications" Click here to read the article: Harvard UniversityIt's a fascinating read for anyone trying to understand our current residential real estate environment and why some markets are seeing crazy appreciation during the first 4 months of 2021.