Anonymous
Post 02/08/2026 13:13     Subject: what colleges for real estate investment
Anonymous wrote:SEC schools


gross

we've sold our real estate investments in red states over the last few years
Anonymous
Post 02/08/2026 13:13     Subject: what colleges for real estate investment
Anonymous wrote:Look into Madison.


This- Wisconsin has one of the best programs in the country.
Anonymous
Post 02/08/2026 13:12     Subject: Re:what colleges for real estate investment
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:op here--im thinking only if kid goes there--and they may be going to UMICH


Insider tip—no one calls it UMICH except kids on tik tok.


op here...yeah, like upenn,,,anyhow, ok michigan


??

we called it upenn back in the 90s.

(we being people who grew up near there and including people who went there)
Anonymous
Post 02/08/2026 13:05     Subject: what colleges for real estate investment
Anonymous wrote:The Boston real estate rental markets prints money. Look to get into Harvard and invest Cambridge or Northeastern and buy in the Roxbury area. BU go for the Comm Ave brownstones. BC if you want some more tony properties. Just diversify.
Written by someone who has no idea what a price-to-rent ratio is.
Anonymous
Post 02/08/2026 11:42     Subject: what colleges for real estate investment
The Boston real estate rental markets prints money. Look to get into Harvard and invest Cambridge or Northeastern and buy in the Roxbury area. BU go for the Comm Ave brownstones. BC if you want some more tony properties. Just diversify.
Anonymous
Post 02/08/2026 11:17     Subject: what colleges for real estate investment
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Is there a reason why it has to be a college town? Shouldn't you want to invest in places with good returns, landlord-friendly laws, etc. regardless of whether they are college towns
?


Parents will pay an insane amount per month in a shared rental for their kids housing. I went to college in 1996 in a desirable area. I lived in a 6 bedroom, 2 bath rental with 11 other girls. We paid $6000 a month in 1996! When I graduated, I lived in NYC and paid $1250/month for a 1 bedroom.

That’s only $500 per month per person, or $1000 per month per room, both less that you paid for your 1-bedroom. I’m not seeing how this illustrates the insane expense point.
Anonymous
Post 02/08/2026 11:16     Subject: what colleges for real estate investment
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Notre Dame
Michigan
Northwestern




are good places to invest?


very much
Anonymous
Post 02/08/2026 11:16     Subject: what colleges for real estate investment
Managing residential real estate is a PITA. Doing it at a distance, much more so. And if you hire a management company to do it for you, you won't make any money. Hard pass.
Anonymous
Post 02/08/2026 11:13     Subject: what colleges for real estate investment
Anonymous wrote:Notre Dame
Michigan
Northwestern




are good places to invest?