I live right by UPenn, Drexel and University of the Sciences in West Philly and have thought quite a bit about that very idea.

They mentioned that the rental market is strong in Cheyenne with the military base and university etc. with lower property prices. 

My credit was good I was paying my student loans regularly and I had like $2000 in the bank that I had saved from jobs at the university. 

I have found a 3 bedroom home which is about 8 minutes from Cornell University and close to other schools.

There is also Montclair State University, so you will the town of Montclair and maybe the surrounding towns.

I went to U.C and move out state about 10 yrs ago, last year I went to campus, I thought I was at Ivy league school, campus changed so much, do you invest near University or Clifton?  

I'm currently working on an MS in Real Estate and Infrastructure at Johns Hopkins University, but would like to learn the business now and get started in investing. 

@Chris Wood, Mobile Home University sells a book called 30 Days Of Due Diligence.

I knew the house was 45 minutes from three major universities so I just jumped at it.  

Business professionals, students, low-income, senior housing, inner city, suburbia, rural, industrial area, vacation area, close to schools/universities, close to hospitals, pets/no pets, smoking/no smoking, Section 8 or not, etc.2.