Originally Posted by Backroads
Buy a rental in a mountain college town. Rent it out at a grand per bedroom, then sell it in ten years for twice what you paid.

Real estate in mountain towns is limited by topography. Most availible land is allready developed.. Starting a new subdivision is not allways feasible. Don't have the option of buying a corn or hayfield to create housing on. You don't need the development expenses. Just as simple as backroads said. You buy what is very limited and make money immediately..mb


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