I have been exercising control to purposefully not mention Rent Appreciation in open 2 general public posts to help deflate the ignorance out there by novices who hear such and just assume rental appreciations are universal, misallocate, than get into a reverse situation.

I like areas with some econimic stability (military bases, colleges and universities, regional hospitals),  I don't know the future and every time I make a prediction I am completely wrong, so I will bank on median housing stock in small town usa.

And you try to say that the previous inspector wanted it like that but they don't seem to care and they make you change it again...and this can go on, and on, and on.Is it just me or are we living in some strange universe where plumbing and other codes don't matter, and inspectors can say and do whatever they want with no recourse?

Just east of Lakeland, near Florida Polytechnic University, is SunTrax, the high tech track for testing autonomous vehicles. 

I found one I liked that's close to a couple of universities so I figured I could rent out the bedrooms to local students or single young professionals.

Number of Enrolled StudentsThe number of students that are enrolled in the college/university could directly affect one's ability to successfully target college student tenants.2.

- The Bay area is a tech hub not just b/c big companies have massive HQ's here (Google, Apple, Facebook, etc) but b/c of the high quality universities that attract some of the smartest people in the country  (i.e.

The sooner you put it out in the universe and let as many people as possible know what you are doing, the sooner you will land your first deal.

Hello, I am currently a full-time college student at the University of Central Florida.

I like the fact that the job and population growth are booming.I also like going to The Ohio State University football games.The nightlife is also solid.