She is an agent and I am in real estate school currently.

I've seen several listings where properties were incorrectly listed in the wrong school district (worse than the one they were actually in so I'm sure it was unintentional). 

I have also been a high school band director for the past 12 years.

The type of area (A,B,C,D), is there a school in close by Etc.

We rent SFH's in the burbs surrounding New Haven and every time that we put one up for rent the vast majority of inquiries come from voucher holders who currently live in New Haven and are trying to get their kids into better school systems and live in safer areas.There are some desirable areas of New Haven but like most cities, there are some very tough/depressed areas as well.

My question is, even though I am in school, I know squat about the how the RE world actually works in real time.

I’ve transitioned myself out of daily operations at my small biz and have discontinued my med school education as I am rather certain I no longer want to be an Orthopedic Surgeon (much to everyone’s shock & surprise!!)...

I prefer 3/2's in good school districts because there is usually a lot of demand for them.2) Are there specific types of financing that are advantageous for people using this strategy?

I went to trade school and was very successful in my field but quickly found out Corporate America just wasn't for me.

I am 19 yrs old, in school pursuing to get a degree for business management.