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Joe P.
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Temple University housing for students

Joe P.
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Thinking of buying a property near Temple University. Just curious if anyone is involved in student housing and how that may be better/worse/different than renting to standard tenants?

I think the primary thing is require co-signing from parents. But do the properties do worse with perhaps rotating student tenants, they're young, etc...so would my CAPEX need to be significantly higher than normal?

Just looking to see what people think of that area of properties/tenants and anything I should be aware of.

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