I prefer to buy a property in new haven due to the universities as well as allowing me to live in the property and fulfill my FTH requirements.Any advice, starting an LLC first, should I wait, find a broker first, private or public loans.

I went on to work 40 hours a week through the duration of college in order to make ends meet but still ended up coming out with $5k in student loans for a state University. 

High ethical standards, cutting-edge marketing strategies and unparalleled professionalism is what you can expect when working with me on your next real estate deal.I hold an MBA (specialization in Personal Financial Planning) and a Master in Taxation from the University of Miami.I am available for further discussion.

I live in a desirable area close to the city and multiple universities.

Therefore I'm just going with the market value of the home.A few quick points about the property that may affect the rental property calculation:It is located in the historic district of my city.It is about a block away from a major hospital in the region and less than 2 miles away from a major university.

A University often is a great anchor for a town.  

This a condo near Oklahoma University, walking/biking distance to my work and campus.

Long Island has quite a few colleges and universities, so there's no shortage of opportunities investing in this way.

But given yours is likely a 800-1000ft2 place, you would need north of $2/ft2 per month.I also think that corporate rentals are going to be in much more demand in high demand area's like downtown or right near a major employer (Think University Medical Center).I tried renting a condo in a different city as a furnished rental, it was a struggle. 

Someone I'm close with has a BS in Finance from San Jose State University and has been running a family own business for 9 years since he graduated.