Not to mention BU has a new football stadium.

Now...back to college football preview shows...

New construction at least at this point is not over built like the last free fall.some areas in the country as you say have been in decline for decades with only very slow movement to the better  ( think Detroit and some rust belt areas)Other markets are on fire and given job growth and lack of buildable land a major retrench is not likely  think ( Charleston SC and Portlandia as two).in the meantime I know my teams are killing it right now.... so its like in football you have a 3 touchdown lead going into the second half you play not to lose and you end up losing..

If you are near colleges, ball parks, or football stadiums then you are in business especially if you are in a city where Airbnb is supported by the city.

And I had even read an article that the mayor or city commissioner (can't remember who exactly) was turning to the owner of the football team to help turn the city around.Jacksonville is geographically located in Florida where they have beaches, great marine/fishing lifestyle, they get three seasons (ish), are only a few hours drive away from Orlando and Atlanta and St Augustine.

My name is D'Anthony Knight, and I am a Strength and Conditioning Coach for Football at the Division 1 University Level.  

@Julio Chacon Jr Columbus OH is a great market for short-term rentals with things like OSU (football and the college itself), traveling nurses over at children's hospital, and the Blue Jackets.

There are also repair overrides.  10% is fantasy land.  

The landlord is not required to give the tenant a description and itemized list of deductions if:(1) the tenant owes rent when he surrenders possession of the premises; and(2) there is no controversy concerning the amount of rent owed....Being a landlord without having read the statutes is like playing pro football without knowing the rules of the sport.

For example, look at that boy on the bench in shorts, probably his girlfriend next to him, (probably on the college Football Team--Big Man on Campus), he is not going to fit into a closet with a 24" door very easily, and may vote with his feet and move to your competitor with a wider closet doors.