In addition the Aerotropolis Atlanta has been present at the global Airport Cities Conferences for many years and have been espousing the benefits of their site. 

I’ll also look into the mh university course and continue to educate myself:)

I can get to center city, university city, old city, northern liberties, art museum & graduate hospital areas; as well as some parts of west & south philadelphia & city line avenue.

I was one semester shy of finishing my 4 year degree at Gonzaga University, and I had cash from bonds my great great grandmother had left me when she passed.

Thanks @Brian McmenaminDo you try to look for a property near any certain institutions (like university or hospital/medical school for example) that would make it more “high demand”?

If you are with a mile of a university or hospital for example it makes more sense to build more 1 bed and studio units whereas an established suburban neighborhood would dictate 1/2 bedrooms.As for laundry, it’s 2019, Is do everything you can to design in in-unit hookups.  

i bought a property which was great in many ways and terrible in many other ways.its near the river, near the zoo, four schools, 2 shopping plazas, 20 minutes from the beach, 10 minutes from the train station, 40 minutes from a major university, 5 minutes from a major hospital, 5 minutes from the nearest commercial hub, 40 minutes from another major city and has great tourism industry, commercial hub and everything is a tick EXCEPT the fact that when I purchased the house, it was a sad little brick house in a sad little part of town, with sad qualities and below average appeal.

I'm a 22 year old student at the University of Ottawa in Canada and I'm planning on starting out my real estate career in the near future with an investment in a 4-plex (and house hack it). 

I also go to George Mason University full time and serve in the Air National Guard so needless to say I am so grateful for the BP podcast! 

Although I graduateed on engineering university 7 and half ages ago, it is basically impossible to get a job.