@Justin Jocewicz rent is based on the perceived value of living in the home/ neighborhood/ school district.

The schools in Gwinnett are making a huge turnaround and the country is spending big bucks to pull Intown buyers and millennials to the suburbs.  

and in some markets its even better.I just got appraisals back on a house plan I built 20 times last year in PDX  and sold for 350k this years number is 425 to 450k  same plan same size lot within 1 mile.. same school district... starting 23 more. 

Just wanted to connect! Find me and say hi! :-). 

Sounds like an ambitious plan to school and work in real estate at the same time, but it is doable! 

I was born and raised on a farm, was home-schooled for the first part of my life, joined the military out of HS, and have pushed myself to become something greater than what I was told I would be.About 2 years ago I was given the book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" as a gift.

You might check out a land trust course by Jack Shea (google him) he's on old school kind of guy, his training and documents are great & he has trusts for all 50 states.  

I didn't go to school for business so I don't know too much about it, but there is a web of companies that manage the various properties, we are talking about one of those companies. 

The k-12 schools also have some of the worst ratings in the state (2-3 out of 10 scale) with 80%+ of children will be on the Free or Reduced-Price Meals program.Tenant risks and headaches will generally be far greater than other parts of Tacoma.Other BP members from the area and myself have more detailed info about the neighborhood and Tacoma in general in these 2 threads. 

My wife did the bidding because it was the first full day of school in August and I'm a 5th grade teacher.