I was in the Alma School and Ray driving for $ yesterday and there is a few places over there that look flip worthy if priced right, and a couple flips in progress from the looks.

However, the owner doesn't want to move until the end of May so her grand daughter can finish the school year.

If you expand outside Charlottesville, the area around it is much more reasonable.If you come up this Spring, let me know and I can show you the school and-or the real estate.Also- you won't have time to do any major projects during your first semester at UVA ;)

Hi Friends and Colleagues,Looking for some advice on the following property:Physical and Market Characteristics: small farm house, unique in desirable area, long DOM for sale short DOM for rental due to schools.  

Also, small world but my wife is from Bothell, went to Bothell High School, and I grew up in Seattle.  

Hey guys,I recently decided I want to go at this and give it my best shot, I would appreciate a little guidance in getting started, my first question is which school would one recommend, the best i can seem to find is kaplan and allied, is one better than the other?

Prineville has the had the highest increase in K-12 schools enrollment in 2016.  

1) Current home (to convert to rental)Bought for $245K a few years back, monthly PITI of ~$2,000 per month (3.125% rate 15-year mortgage with 20% down)Can fetch fair market rent of ~$2,000 per month once we move out and put on rental market; with some vacancies and maintenace built in probably more like $1,500 per month in net rental income per monthGreat neighborhood in NW Houston suburbs with lots of nearby commercial/retail development as well as excellent 10/10/9 schools, so good price appreciation potential2) Target purchase home (to move family into)Looking to buy ~$175K home, much smaller square footage, with monthly PITI of ~$1,300 per month (assuming 4% rate 30-year mortgage with 20% down)Probably will buy in same neighborhood given great schools and retail developmentEssentially, I would gain $1,500 per month of rental income from the old house and assume an incremental $1,300 per month in PITI from the new house, so this would seem to help me generate some income

., new job, divorce, starting school).  

But once I'm done with school I plan on moving out of state, so I'm researching markets and demographics to decide where that'll be.