"traffic university" as I learned in The 5am Club.

You're right about the population, but to be honest there's still half a million people living in the city plus you have big employers like John Hopkins Hospital + University, University of Maryland, Amazon, and Under Armour (many more).

My broker and other established agents all suggested that I target the first-time buyer market because I was young and recently graduated from the university, so I had a personal connection to the neighborhoods in that part of the city.

Hey yall, Was just out in Sacramento recently exploring the area and have an idea of where Id like to invest primarily north of sacramento, given better areas/schools/safety and close to university and hospitalsGoal is to live in one unit and rent out the rest, rinse and repeatWhere would you recommend investing in multifamily?

/, and both LLC and C Corp (almost universally discommended on here, it seems) were tied as the best results.My gut tells me that my above wishlist isn’t going to all be satisfied with any single structure.

Santa Cruz, like Madison, is a university town with an average rent of $2,600 for a 1 bedroom.

Personally, my version of "making it" includes world domination, an empire to last a thousand years and colonization of the universe with my offspring:If that falls a little short, I can accept a decent retirement income and a winter house in Florida 😃

Looking to start investing near Florida Gulf Coast University!

I'm a 19 year old from Milwaukee, WI, and will be going into my second year as a finance major at Marquette University.

The Capital District, besides being a seat of government, also hosts plenty of universities and hospitals- long-lived assets which provide local employment.Evictions in Troy are fast and cheap, and the local code department is reasonable.