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Furnished college rentals

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Has anyone offered furnished rentals for college students? A mid term rental type format? I have 2 large homes (6 bedrooms each) that are in a college area. My property manager advised due to decreased university enrollment these homes are slow to rent over the last few years.  Trying to think of different offerings to get up occupancy.  we are competing with large new apartment buildings that offer a lot of amenities. Thanks!

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Will Gaston
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Will Gaston
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Quote from @Jenna Fernandez:

Has anyone offered furnished rentals for college students? A mid term rental type format? I have 2 large homes (6 bedrooms each) that are in a college area. My property manager advised due to decreased university enrollment these homes are slow to rent over the last few years.  Trying to think of different offerings to get up occupancy.  we are competing with large new apartment buildings that offer a lot of amenities. Thanks!


 I've done furnished student rentals 4-5 years ago and will never do it again. Hated it. Kids were picky and many only wanted to keep some of the furniture. Lots of management hassle.

I've had a lot better experience leasing property by spending money in the backyard where they can hang out. Fun hangout spots get kids to lease. Here's one I just completed.

Also, this thread on student rentals may be helpful: Nearing 1,000 College Students: Here's What I've Learned

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