If you're commuting, listen to the podcasts and get that automobile university degree! 

Our house is located within three blocks of two universities and we cater to {international} students.    

I went to college at Marquette University, which is about 15 blocks east of that area, and 37th and Juneau is a bit run down.

Is your assistance limited to those in PA or is your advice universal...I'm in GA.Thanks,Karen

Universal city, Selma, Schertz (Amazon's new disti hub), New Braunfels (attracting medical companies) and San Marcos (TX State Univ n 35K students n growing).....all either on or fast access to I-35.  

I graduated later that year from the University of Missouri with a bachelor's degree in Economics. 

The site should have, among other things; information about the home, the neighborhood (schools, shopping, etc), interactive virtual tours (where you can actually navigate through the property similar to google street view, not just the traditional "virtual tours" which are essentially glorified slideshows with background music/narration), video of a drone aerial property survey, CMA data and pricing justification, links to any press on the property, and a way to easily/discreetly inquire about the property or schedule a private viewing.Something else that I find is almost always advantageous is using the avenues provided by the neighborhood you are in to help sell the home.  

The Cornell University Web site (www.law.cornell. edu/states/index.html) also provides free access to state statutes and links to other Internet sites with state and federal housing laws."

As Scott and Michael indicated, there is a wealth of information and experience available in these virtual halls.  

University areas always gentrify, especially with a majority of people on this planet moving to cities in the coming years.