I've spent the last several years studying to apply to pharmacy school, and have come to the realization that it is not what I want to do for the rest of my life.

I am a little low on rent because I rented it in the off season for school semesters.

The schools have been bad for a very long time.

The homes are very nice, tons to do, great schools, etc...

Not only paying them above average returns (15% annually w/ 3 yr hold) but also teaching them about financial freedom looking to create more streams of income apposed to piles of money ("Rich Dad , Poor Dad") In terms of financing , I was blessed enough to connect with my older brothers high school friend whom I knew was an entrepreneur for quite some time.

Several people offered me the money, including a high school friend who I hadn't spoken to in 20 years.

The school district is a prefered school district, it is close to the water/beaches, close to the military base and it is cheaper (for now - in some areas).  

@Scott T.if I had to pick a place that would work well better than most would be Oklahoma City, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, places where rent and income are in good proportion, also the best school districts in those areas will fill rent to own homes faster than not good school districts

Basically, we are talking about the west side and this is where most of the commercial development in Bloomington has occurred in the last 10-20 years.However, despite all the development, the west side elementary and middle school districts in that area still aren't that great. 

My Agent is a friend of mine from high school and she's great.