Thank you Mike, Doran I live in CT and the property is in CT, about a half mile from where I live.

So it’s a personal preference of each traveler.My opinion is mostly based on current markets I’m engaged in, which is Southeast Asia, Greece, Spain, Switzerland and Canada.

I currently don’t rent to any students as I am just east of the I-17 and it’s not a big student area despite being less than 2 miles from campus.

It’s 1 mile away in a nice community.CLEAN.Price: $36,500 AVG RENT: $1,450-LOT RENT: $500-LOAN: $573 (10yr term)—————————-= MONTHLY CASH FLOW $377I’d need $7,500 down.Am I trippin’ ?

I've amassed a ton of skills over the years as a 5th-grade teacher, professional competitive swim coach and a marketing leader that I'm positive have me well-positioned to take on this challenge.I've identified 12 potential properties within 15-20 miles of my home, that look RIPE for a great deal. 

Within a 2 mile radius, there are about 10 newer construction complexes offering first 6-8 weeks free, but their rents are $200+/mo higher.

Yes, I have done a traffic and population analysis based upon existing units within a 6 mile radius. 

I'm selling that house now, as for its size/style it's likely reaching $ ceiling for the 'hood it's in, and will be focusing on SFH, duplex, and quadplex in Durham, especially the Tuscaloosa-Lakewood and surrounding 'hoods within 3 miles of Duke.I love Durham and its growth potential, and looking to build a portfolio with a goal of acquiring 1 rental property a year in the next 7 years; after that I'll retire and do REI, and other investing, full-time.I hope to use BP for networking and knowledge-building. 

I just started working at a trucking company, and they pay per miles driven.

I showed some houses around there and when I did a CMA for one particular home a mile from one of the metro stations, the prices had risen significantly in my view compared to a couple of years ago.