I am using Global Luxury Realty.

The city has a lot going for it, it’s relatively small for having 3 major universities, major hospital, navy base and there is a crazy amount of commercial infrastructure going into Halifax, so there is for sure money there. if you are ever looking out west, for the 600k entry level we are getting 1000–1500 a month in CF.  

I am a finance student at the University of Alabama in Huntsville actively looking for a summer internship in real estate development.

It is directly across from the university and I think could be a great property. 

I stopped writing on elevated topics on BP as of about a year ago.I'd write an article about Rich Dad, and I'd get 300 comments - as if this is the defining knowledge in this universe.

Hey everyone, I'm a senior studying Electrical Engineering at the University of Florida in Gainesville, FL and I am just starting to research a little bit about growing a rental property portfolio for the long term.

Avoid downtown if you're looking for quieter students.The university is growing and building a new health services campus in Johnson City, so I suddenly have a pretty decent influx of landlords buying in that area.

Depending on your financial situation, you may not have to purchase one property at a time to get to that 20 property target, You may be able to purchase Duplexes, Triplexes, Quads, or if you really have a decent down payment, a small multi-family property like a 6 unit building can be mixed into your portfolio to get you to that 20 unit target quicker, also you may get some deals that are more than $100 per unit in cash flow.I see you're in Tennessee, I was in the Nashville area looking at properties late last year near Vanderbilt University, I didn't find any good deals but I was told I needed to get further outside of the Nashville area to get the deals.

I currently live in Smithtown on long Island but I actually just graduated from the University at Albany this past spring so I am very familiar with the capital region.

Someone else above mentioned the mobile home university forums, which is a great resource.