Ian,I own a few student rentals ( 24 beds all together), you will find that there will be some good students and some bad, this last semester i had one property where the 4 students got back $20 each from a $1600 security deposit. and i have had students that have gotten all their security deposit back. there is a little more wear and tear on some items in the house, but for most capex ( furnace, roof, hot water heater) they remain like a single family home, Appliances may get a little more abuse.I personally do not plan for Capex in the sense that i do not figure a percentage to keep out.

We were going to pilot semester cleanings and see what the feedback is.

I had one scholarship for $400 one semester, and finally he last 3 years of my 10 college years I took out student loans.

It really depends upon where your rental is located.I do both STR (Airbnb & VRBO) and academic extended stay (Sabbatical Homes) by the semester but then, I live between two huge universities.

Due to the fact that I'm about to have my first child and paying for my last semester of school, this sounds quite appealing.

At my rentals in whitewater, I try and usually get rent by the semester as it's usually paid with financial aid or by the parents.

If you still live in Long Beach (not sure how far it is from San Diego) - there is a 3 day conference for NCAL (national center for assisted living) for 3 days in October - I'm 90% I'm going with a friend if I can get the wife to approve - she'll be in her 2nd semester of nursing school so it may be tough for me to get away with us having a 4 yo at home.

Often the room/board is part of the program fee so they pay for the semester or year in full.

I had another stay for a few months because they were taking a summer semester course.

Hi everyone,Right now I am about to finish my last semester of college with a degree in music.