Congrats on step one on completing the school of hard knocks 

I am a High School Student and I am very interested in Investing.

Most new homes, townhomes and apartments are being built in the far suburbs with good school districts.

Thanks for pointing that out, it lead me to some additional research.I am considering going back to school full time for my MBA starting in August, in which case neither my wife nor I will be working.  

I see that schools are bad, and that coffee trees are being invaded by the CBB.

I worked for a Big10 University where it was common to have international employees, and the school used a company that conducted international checks.  

Hi,I'm looking to purchase a home for my mother in Grand Prairie, TX 75051/75052 with the following criteria.Price Range: 100K-180K3+bedrooms/2bathPreferably in South Grand Prairie High School DistrictPreferably less than $85/sq.ft.

@Shayne Fee I mean you could go around and get disclosure packets and all but that is old school what I do since I have MLS or even if you dont have MLS is you can look at redfin and setup auto alerts.

Beware though, the school boards are getting smart and if they see a mortgage for an amount higher than the tax value, they can file a complaint and subpeona you and the lender for sales information and any appraisals that were done in connection with the sale or financing.

Can you guys please make specific suggestions on what areas/neighborhoods/school districts/etc should I be targeting in the Indy market?