Great walls make great tenants, and that way you'll attract more long term tenants as opposed to a college buddy who's willing to split a room with you for a semester. 

I think it's about two more semesters.

Come to move back in this semester and bring a laundry list of demands or they are not going to pay future rent and demand past rent be waived.  

Then even 60 days gets you to March and you have much less of a problem even if you can't go beyond that.I might think of checking with Santa Clara and other colleges and hospitals in the area to see if they have professors or doctors moving on the semester or summer.

My partner and I are now planning strategies for the next semester.

Equivalent to almost a year of college, full-time (12 hr semester @ 12 weeks x 2 semester).

My husband owned/ran our business and graduated with a 3.89 in 5 semesters.  

At the moment, you missed the window for the first semester student rentals.

@Keyonte SummersI'm in the same boat I still have a few more semesters and I'll be done with school.

You have to get it listed at semester breaks, otherwise you don't get the students really interested.