School is where you send your child to be raised by other children.""

Parents want their small child's bedroom close by.

What I should have done, the most reasonable thing, was get out of child care propaganda/indoctrination hell and into community college as soon as possible.

I live in DC and my primary residence is in an A+ neighborhood, so the cash flow will not be as great once I move out and start renting it, but i will benefit from long term appreciation, which I view as something to cash out for say a child's college education fund, or supplementing retirement.

What I'm really hoping is that despite everything we're talking about here, more and more people pile into the segment at the height of the next economic cycle and I'll be able to eventually sell my portfolio online to some numbers-obsessed out-of-state child of the mind with money burning a hole in his pocket who only hears what he wants to hear.

He says this a lot when he looks at his child support payments and realizes he's never going to be able to save and get some money together for a down payment on anything other than a pop-up camper by the river.Does it take three kids to figure out how to put a cap on it?

There was nothing scalable about what I had done (got married and had a child while the small multifamily market got more and more expensive) from 2009-2013 so I moved on to other areas of investing.

People usually paying rent are more concerned with saving money in the short run then which I would think make them less concerned with schools, but no parent wants to send their child to a school with a bad reputation. 

If they have been evicted or not paid child support, I won't consider them.  

Fannie now allows for a Parent to purchase a property for their child and it is considered and priced as a Owner Occupied loan.