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Peter P
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2006 Aug 28, 5:06am
Peter P
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2006 Aug 28, 5:06am
I have found that desirable school districts go hand in hand with more desirable neighborhoods.
That is generally true. However, in place with more retired empty-nesters, there are exceptions. Price is probably a better indication of the neighborhood.
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Peter P
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2006 Aug 28, 5:08am
Peter P
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2006 Aug 28, 5:08am
It’s also a good way to pre-screen potential neighbors.
It is one good way. The key is to pay a premium. However, I rather choose to pay a the "right" premium.
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Does it entail good education? Or does it only lead to an overrated college, overpriced tuition, and oversized student loan debt?
Is buying into a good school district the only way to ensure good education?