There is a fair amount of turnover (average rental is about 18 months) but overall it's good.What helps us is we're in a college town and we market mainly on the university.

This fourplex is in a landlocked city near ASU, one of the biggest universities in the country.

It deals primarily with the abuse of America's college and university girls.

Seattle - Popular with both domestic and global investors, Seattle has benefited from growth in diverse industries.

There's large employers and a state university campus.

Maybe it's the universe.  

Look in the Bradford Area specifically.Lowell is tricky but there are good investments- the University is there and you can usually charge students higher rent and have their parents cosign on the lease, but you will deal with turnover every 2-3 years (at least) which can be costly. 

After I graduated from University of Arizona - Eller of Management (Business) with a degree in business management - I decided to do real estate full-time. 

It's located within a mile from Turner Field which Georgia State University has agreed to buy.

But I am in an area with a major university and a lot of the cycles revolve around the school calendar - we see a little uptick in December, for example.