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College Towne Properties provides off-campus housing solutions, purchase opportunities and training for college students and parents to reduce the high costs of college/university living. For over three decades we have successfully purchased, rented and sold properties in college/university towns. We specialize in helping you locate and negotiate the purchase of properties
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3 bed, 2 full bath, 1175 sqft, built 2007 $1,250 monthly rent plus all utilities.
***For parents of college students, back-to-school shopping could include off-campus shelter. The number of homes purchased as second residences and rentals continues to be a greater percentage of the housing picture.09. 24.06, Tom Kelly,
Los Angeles Times.
***Rising college costs are causing some parents to consider alternate housing for their students: They're bypassing the dorm and off-campus apartments in favor of buying a condominium or single-family home. In some cases, it might be not a bad idea.
AMY HOAK, AUGUST 24, 2008, Wall Street Journal Investing
***You're looking for a good, safe investment and I have one in mind, a real estate niche that plays defense and offense at the same time: college-town real estate. EDT July 4, 2006, JENNIFER OPENSHAW, CEO of Openshaw's Family Financial Network
2 master bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, 1050 sqft, built 2005
$950 monthly rental plus all utilities.
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