It will also let you play with 1031 or straight sale profits, internal rates of return etc...  

Looking at comps in the area the property can bring in $2k/month in income being close to a college town and to Poughkeepsie.

The exit strategy is to cash out some properties starting in 6 years for dependents' college tuition.

Does anyone have any insight to the differences or risks of college town rentals vs. properties not around colleges?

I am looking "outside the box" to find extra income and provide for college educations, etc for my family.

Account Closed  I have a potential buyer who is indeed interested, problem with him is he is a busy professor here at the local college so his email replies are few and far between until the evenings.  

Hello all,My names DJ Dawson I am currently a college student in southern california (university of redlands) and I have been doing a lot of research in the RE market over the last 3 months.

Now, I am ready to purchase my second rental property and I was thinking to buy a single family house in College Park Maryland and rent it out to college students.

One of our nieces who’s father died at age 38 recently graduated from a top business college, so we were happy to be able to surprise her with a trip to California.

This is wonderful advice, I think that college station would be fun to invest simply because I lived here long enough to understand the area even once I leave.