We really want to live in areas with great school districts but understand it comes with higher prices.

Not all college students want to be in an apt or close to school.

They are cheaper to make and cheaper to run than the old-school models, and because they are smaller, they can often be installed closer to where the water is actually needed, meaning less water running down the drain as you wait for warm water to come out of the tap.

I am just out of college, and the last 3 months out of school i have been working full time and have been extremely aggressively paying off my student loans, while i was figuring out my financial plan.

My wife, children and I are moving out towards Middletown NY for Medical School.

I personally am just about to get out of high school, and about to start college but i've always been very interested in investing and such, is love some help on how to start or what i should do besides just reading to generate some capital despite about to be a broke college student, any advice is appreciated, Thanks!

The school system in Nutley is much better in my opinion.

If you're going to go "all in" on REI and leave school, you're better off focusing your efforts on 1 or 2 avenues. 

He finishes law school in May at which time his lease ends (unfortunately he's not gonna be a real estate attorney) This place is in a great location with tons of potential for a great Airbnb property & ARV but definitely needs upgrades (close to college, hospital, airport, huge backyard w/ deck built around hot tub, a pond w waterfall, wood burning fire stove, etc) I personally know the homeowner from when he graduated w my brother & my dad was his hs baseball coach so I reached out to him and acted like I was interested in possibly renting it next if I couldn't find a place to buy first.

Is it a negative to buy a rental right next to a high school?