Its is not just UVA students and faculty anymore.  

CK is a desirable school district.

I think it's important to note that you can have a successful investment property anywhere in town, and you should always look at each opportunity on a case-by-case basis.That being said, In most cases I personally target school districts and price segments. 

Of course there are still the activist types that think people should able to pay $800 rent forever , when market rents are more than double that .This is the article if you are interested http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-westlake-district-20170211-story.html

To make things even more complicated, only a portion of the houses in the town West Lafayette are in West Lafayette school district.

My son started school, so we are working with specific school districts now.

Keep in mind however the place you may want to invest in may not be a place you want to be stuck in if the market turn on you, given you will care more about school districts in five years than you may today. 

It's in a great water district with secure access, which is the biggest driver for appreciation in California.

It's an incredible school district, and I was planning on getting it marketed to rent to coincide with school starting.

I'm not sure how DC’s HCVP (section 8) works when it comes to rental rates.For example, the HCVP rent's listed on the website (http://www.dchousing.org/rent_hcvp.aspx/default.aspx) for Deanwood is $2,030 for a three-b...