I don't think this will make a huge impact since only about 25% of their student population was on campus anyways but it is pretty telling about the interest in the area/school.Bellefontaine,OH on the other hand(right in the same county about 25-30 minutes away from Urbana) has seen a large amount of growth in the last 5+ years, I would look there before Urbana. 

Maintenance coordination can be a frustrating and thankless task.

Since the stock market has bounced back and I’ve made a little back (as I switched to my stable growth bonds to large cap blend stocks near the bottom) I thought it might be time to look at using it for RE.

I understand that this is a tall task considering the competitiveness of the Boston market and my utilization of an FHA loan, but this what what brings me to Direct Mail Marketing.I couldn't find many forums that answered questions specific to my situation, so I figured I would start my own.1.

For larger deals, SE USA (FL, GA and NC) since they have lower costs and good job growth.

We will be do these tasks for investors and teaching investors how to become proficient in these areas.  

What's the best grade of apartment complexes to invest in for income growth.

Hey @Chris Blackburn, my friend Ben Looney at Growth Commercial Capital is local and would love to work with you.  

It can't evaluate the growth of an area before it happens, but your eyes and contacts can.

Some of the basics to look for in a area are:Population growth Job diversity Crime ratesCost of homes vs rent priceJust ask google about the first two and most of the bigger listing websites can give you the last two....realtor.com trulia.com Zillow.comHope that helps.