Demand for multifamily still remains fairly high even though the broader market has experienced a slight price correction over the past 6-8 months.

The Chase analyst gives a broader snapshot, however, I believe this is coming.

I like to take a macro approach to finding markets, and put myself into the tailwinds of the broader economic trends.

I would consider marketing this property as a fully furnished MTR on Zillow where you might find a broader tenant market that is not tied to the university. 

If it is applied appropriately, it still carries risks, but can supercharge your ability hit broader financial goals.

If after checking that out and it's not covering a broader spectrum of REI, I've been toying with the idea of starting a group in Frederick, so let's talk Greg, perhaps we can get it going together?

In contrast, some of these metros have multiple zip codes which might point to a broader regional trend.

I think it depends on the broader context of house hacking in your market.

Perhaps a broader set of questions: In general, what stops a bad person from claiming to have a disability in order to hide behind the potential of a lawsuit? 

If the pricing power doesn't seem to be there for MTR's to merit the risk (furnishings, utilities, & broader vacancies), what time frame and adjustments do you give, before simply going to LTR?