Reading the description reminded me a bit of writing an essay back in school where I was trying to pad the word count and put in a bunch of superfluous words and sentences. 

We've only been in it for 3 years and have developed new friends, my kids go to the school and it is in a great location. 

Sewer main, water main, electric, internet, telephone, roads, etc.3- All units are 3bed 2 bath, in a good school district.

When a builder has to pay a school impact tax, a water sewer fee, permits, build to specific specifications….

Great school district. 

There are many of my friends that I have been able to help them buy their first house, and even if you don't want to be a heavily involved agent, just helping your friends from school is a good way to get some cash to start saving capital.

You have a few options here: 1: Simply focus and pay for your schooling.

Look for areas with good schools and low crime, then narrow in on specific neighborhoods.

My kids have the opportunity to attend a great school so we're moving.I think there's an opportunity here to get creative.

." --- What is holding you back, I can already tell you that buy and hold is probably the best bet for you (I can already tell you don't want another job flipping, short-term rentals, old-school landlord, etc.), but why haven't you figured this out on your own yet?