I go to Stony Brook University, a local university near me that I used to commute to but now I’m online.

A single family by the University where you can grab some college buddies would be a solid move so don't count that out!

The first of two readings of consumer sentiment this month fell 3.5 points to 76.2 in early February and touched a six-month low, according to an index produced by the University of Michigan.

And if you are unable to go with a residential lender because of the deal or the type of property, that is a clue from the universe telling you to not do the deal.

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?