I believe Upcounsel and LLC University have similar state-by-state info on their sites.

Any advice or insights would be greatly appreciated.Thank you.Since much of real estate business is built on the utilization of debt, you’re going to have a limited universe to deal in.  

I would say your best areas are going to be closest to the bigger colleges and universities.

I started with SF students rentals back then around Sacred Heart University.

He doesn't have an SSN.A couple weeks ago, I found a post on the university's housing page of him stating that he is looking for a place to move immediately, I wanted to bring it up to him because we had a discussion about me being a little overbearing. 

For only a couple hundred dollars more monthly, I can purchase a beautiful brand new home 10 minutes away from the university.

The only time I typically hear about SFH rentals in MA is rent by bedroom near colleges and universities.

ADA only applies to public areas such as government-owned housing, university-owned dorms and hotel rooms etc. not privately owned housing.

I am a current student pursuing an M.S. in Real Estate Development at the University at Buffalo.

Multi families are very common due to multiple hospitals and universities.