You can check out the best and worst school districts, demographics, livability of the neighborhood.

I forced my Partners who were still old school to utilize their Smart phones better.

its just old school .. just because that is what they know and are used to.

I've had an interest in real estate since I was in high school, after I read Rich Dad Poor Dad (sound familiar?).

At an extra $80/month taken away from my capex, that would help mostly townhomes, in the area that’s attactive with shops and good schools, look more appealing then the ~$140/month cash flow i would be looking at without that factored it.

I generally focus on areas with good schools. 

I will say that Aviston is my personal residence after I did due diligence in 2010; it's a fast-growing small town with a rising median income and a lot of development with a great school district (the elementary school is quite new and well-regarded).

My mother sacrificed her time and money working to put me into a school (that we couldn't afford without the generosity of others) where I was able to see what real wealth was and more importantly see how real wealth can help change the lives of others.

School teacher, she's a translator at St.

@Daniel Joseph - Personally I have properties in the Parma & but I keep looking in parma, parma heights, North Royalton, Rocky River, & Medina areas for opportunities, all of these suburbs have good schools, reasonable crime rates, realistic pricing & are desirable for quality tenants.