Looking at potentially doing student rental out there.

If you're able to purchase a multifamily close to the school it opens up the possibilities of using the units for traditional long-term rent, renting to students or AirBnB. 

My daughter is a scientist, my dad was a fireman - they are very different professions and very different people. 

I am looking to achieve a low down payment and renovate the portion of the home I would be "living in" over the year I am supposed to be residing there and essentially using that year to take my time with renovations as I am full time student and working full time.

I have a prospective midterm guest who is an international bible college student wanting to rent our MTR from July - December.

I have been a Big Dog student of theirs for several years.

Their students” either learn only the basics, not the “nut and bolts” necessary for successful deal conclusion, or learn a dangerous and sometimes legally cloudy methodology.  

I am looking at a rental condo in University Village at Clemson with details below. This will be my first rental property so want some advice.Purchase price - $195KDown payment - $59,176 (25% plus other closing)Annual...

Beyond just being targeted at residential landlords, they also market Doorloop to HOAs, student rentals, self-storage, commercial property management, and other groups that aren't as well served by the competition.

Maybe there's a need for furnished rentals above anything the students need.