The schools that I am looking at, do have smaller enrollments, as they are private schools.

So I take it you are already enrolled in a specific University.

Setting up the LLC in another state will just require you to file another return in that state thereby costing you more in fees.As a tax accountant and Enrolled Agent licensed in tax by the Department of Treasury.

I'm an Enrolled Agent which means I'm licensed by the Department of Treasury in Taxation.

I dropped out of college and enrolled in Biggerpockets.

.- We expect the student population to rebound in the coming years, the schools have launched plans that include large increases in enrollment.

I don't find anything to the contrary.http://www.lawrencetax.com/taxinfo.htmlBTW, Steven will appreciate that the author of the above is an Enrolled Agent, and not a CPA.

J Scott, Thanks for the reply.The downside (before inspections-obviously if the foundation or something big is shot it becomes less interesting) is that the "trendy" buyers don't buy up this last little area and I could've used that money on a duplex or triplex that cash flows.So all things considered, the downside is that it is worth what I paid (+/- inflation) in 16 years and I avoided paying for private school during that time and opportunity costs lost me some cash flow from another property I could've purchased.Feeling better about making an offer (just from the standpoint of my son being able to enroll in a great school system in a few years)

Furthermore, I'm currently enrolled in a community college to get the education requirements done for my RE license.

Hey Terry, I enrolled in Real Estate courses to prep for the license exam but I have not taken the test yet.