The property is well situated to accommodate yuppies working all over Houston or alternatively, college students attending higher education institutions nearby.Market Thoughts/Demand Outlook:The Houston market may have a bobble with recent oil price volatility, but other forces will make certain markets in Houston a great investment.

Landscape you want to address to some degree before you put the house on the market.  

With all that being said I'm about 50-60k from paying for my daughters college in 15,16,&17 years with those houses.

So I will try and put my situation into a nutshell.Have a home I am about to sell immediately.Located in a non Bubble area near pretigious college in burbs of Philadelphia.

In a way, I feel that because we live in a small college town (15,000) that my continuing my business with him (which I would like to) would mean lowering overall comps.

I am a senior in college.

Ironically, I have 7 years of college and 2 degrees, one in management another in psych, and probably a masters equivalent experience in computers, networking, repair, building, "WHITE hat hacking," programming, 15 years 8 hours a day of non stop learning.

Spacewaya the only comm property i purchased was a mobile home park when i was in college. and i found it quite lucrative.

well, i am a junior in college. i have little/limited capital and a part time job. i have good credit but not enough credit or down payment to invest in this peice of property.since i've been at my school, we have managed to start a fraternity, and now it has come three years later when we are in need of a house. none of our alumni can afford it, because they are just out of college as well.i'm not looking for excuses why i can't get it, i'm looking for how i can get it. 4 duplexs 2 blocks from a major campus with a pool / hot tub. how do i go about funding this?

The write up you provided pretty much covers what I was asking.To some degree you are noting a perfect storm.