Barring the air force base closing down or major student loan financing reform there will always be a demand for rentals in the area.

I'm very new to the real estate scene, but I've been researching.

If he's posting pix at the bar living the high life, then he is probably being delinquent.

The state bar resource I checked out suggested that "part of my duties" would be something like selling a property as part of an estate, or in a bankruptcy.

There is a very active restaurant/foodie scene, especially craft breweries (not sure how many people they employ).

Cleaned a murder scene after she was stabbed to death 

Grab a protein bar and protein drink and I head to the gymLift weights and write therapy notes and listen to audio books or podcasts between sets until 7:45Get to work by 8 am to meet with my first client of the day. 

They also wanted the kitchen table ($400) and the 2 bar stools ($75 each).

My sister went to school here and she lived off campus in of these houses and told me its not a party school just occasional drinking at the bars and back home.But back to the point, what are your guys' thoughts on investing in an area like this?

I’ll look for a bar/restaurant that is convenient to public transportation, and if anyone has any recommendations please feel free to throw them out.