Nice to virtually meet you.So my roommate/landlord is selling the house at which I reside for 100k.

The condominium doesn't have too many rules here other than most common sense for a good environment among neighbors.I do have mixed feelings on this situation (too many feelings and no money lol).But I just see the rental price going higher and higher because the condo is located right in front a big university that is also growing exponentially.But thank you for bringing some factors that I should be taking in consideration as well.

I'm a junior at the University of Louisville, studying political science and going through Army ROTC.

You will find lots of useful information on the site ... some of it quite U.S.A. specific, but much of it universally applicable.I understand the economy is slowing in Calgary - upside, housing prices will start to decline - but why would you head to the most expensive city in the country .... where a 4/2 bungalow can run over 1-million?    

Some additional info is the house is located less than a mile from a small university, less than 5 miles from a large tire factory and less than 5 miles from the gate to base so the location is optimal for any potential buyers.  

I was thinking about properties near universities since those seem to be pretty active.

I suppose if he did not it could have been a different outcome.I am building in Charleston SC right now.. and we have encroachments all over the place on virtually every infill lot we are building. on.. usually fence 1 foot over... air conditioner sticking over the line etc.. we usually try to just get an easement.. because the burden is on us when we go to get the new building permit.

We have dealt more frequently with another of their attorneys, Timothy Houchin, who is also an adjunct law professor at the University of Tulsa.You make a fairly serious allegation - namely, that Mr.

I am now looking into Middletown, CT it's a small town but it has both Wesleyan University and Middlesex Hospital which I like because they are both recession resistant.

Peters University being right there definitely helps spur that change as well, but it's been only pockets here and there.I'd like to get into Bergen/Laf early, but the inventory down there is surprisingly low.