Hi Anthony,Tight budgets and NNJ duplexes don't go together unless you're ok with higher crime rates and bad school systems.

Hi, I am 19 and going to school for finance and real estate and have started crunching numbers as a practice to see if I can find some good deals.

a) Plum Creek, Kyle - 1900 SF, 4 bed 2 bath, corner lot, large backyard, great school district ratingb) Whisper, San Marcos - 2300 SF, 4 bed 3 bath + study room, moderate backyard, OK school district ratingThe Whisper property is about $20K higher priced.

Parking spots are a premium in coastal areas, esp during summer holidays and when kids are out of school.

Stores, schools, all such developments are based on rooftop density in an area.

He informed me that the auction would happen in 10 days, so he needs to sell right away.ARV: 2.5M - 2.6M Repair estimate: 180kschool zone: 9/10 rating a very popular school zone for the area.he owes 700k in areers!

Ideally it would be mostly cosmetic and nothing serious as my free time is fairly limited with work/school.

That still does not take the burden off the tenant to read their lease thoroughly and make themselves a reminder.Note, because we sign student leases for UNC-CH for the upcoming school year 9-12 months in advance, students need to renew (or not renew) ~9 mo in advance.

B) No less than a "B" school and no crime more server than vandalism and home values 75% of an "A" area. 

With school loans being 6% interest or less, I have no idea why anyone would first pay them off when the funds could be used to acquire investments making many times over 6%.