Many legal  things, like entities and asset protection are pretty universal, and many accountants can help with out of state taxes.

I have taught at the college and university level, if you'd visit the site you'd see it's not guru stuff, no fluff, no puffing, just hard core educational materials, of course with much less condescending and insulting remarks, LOL.

Chris holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Information Systems, a Masters in Business Administration from the Graziadio School of Business & Management at Pepperdine University and a post graduate candidate of Masters in Dispute Resolution at the Pepperdine University School of Law. 

Also, you may be able to find a solid deal near Northeastern University...or look at Niles IL.You may be able to find some deals there on the MLS.

I currently attend the University of Michigan (go blue) for a degree in Finance.I've been hanging around the BP forums for a while; most of the questions I had were already previously answered.

Carrier left, GM left, New Venture left and the city is barely crawling out of that ten and twenty years later. so, at this point I'm looking at stuff in Syracuse University area, a few suburbs that aren't imploding and just get my first property under my belt.

Understanding how to evaluate a deal is a universal skill set and soon after you can evaluate a deal pretty much anywhere in the country.

As for Firehouse, I own Huber Heights and University of Dayton locations. 

Am a student of 4th ur at Radhi University undertaking my bachelor in real estate finance and investment.

The commissions are not even worth their time.Is Charles North the area above Johns Hopkins University?