There may be a way to appeal to them, especially since you were wise enough to have a lease in place.

I have been to the US Court of Appeals though, litigating some of these issues and won.

It didn't yell "cute" in the Zillow picture, but improving curb appeal won't be a huge investment.

I was trying to appeal to the next generation with more app-based management rather than phone calls and emails.  

The Jade District has great public transit and biking access, but with the proximity to 205, the neighborhood can appeal car commuters, and I wouldn't want to lose them from the outset. 

Local Institutions: We’re curious about schools, community centers, and other amenities that make certain neighborhoods more appealing to tenants.Additionally, we’d love to connect with:Experienced real estate agents who know the market inside and out.We’re eager to learn and truly appreciate any insights, advice, or connections you can share.

I’ve considered multifamily or duplexes, but from what I’ve heard, they’re unideal right now, so I’m leaning towards STRs.I’ve put together a list of areas that seem STR-friendly with good tourism appeal, and I’d love to get feedback from people who know the San Antonio market well.

If you remodeled, added a room, replaced a roof, painted, boosted the curb appeal, etc. that's a different story.

@David YoungTo turn your paid-off home into a successful investment property, start by formalizing a lease agreement, assessing necessary renovations to maximize rental appeal, and calculating your cash flow after expenses.

Exit StrategyResale Planning: Research market trends for optimal selling timing.Long-Term Investment: Consider retaining the property as a rental post-graduation.Marketability: Choose a property with appeal to future students or young professionals.By following these steps, you can make a well-informed decision and ensure a successful investment that benefits both you and your student during their college years and beyond.Peter Derry PHD Properties