I read that book my sophomore year at the University of Nebraska and it was definitely worth it.

Same exact stuff that Trump University was doing.

I do hope it get leased up fast, some universities the rents are up again for next year.I just feel it’s too soon to rejoice on this.

It is a tool, has it's place for sure, but a far cry from universal solution. 

Also consider that green energy is not universally accepted.

However:Strategic Tax Planning: Work with a CPA who specializes in real estate to maximize deductions like depreciation, interest, and operating costs.Higher Rents for Premium Properties: Some investors offset the tax by focusing on properties in high-demand areas (downtown Greenville or near universities, for example) where they can charge a premium rent.Short-Term Rentals (STRs): Consider STRs like Airbnb, where higher nightly rates can make the numbers work better than long-term rentals.

Jumping into a deal just because it feels like you "need" to can be tempting, but as your story highlights, it doesn’t always lead to the returns we hope for no matter how hard we try and convince ourselves that we know everything, it is like the universe pushing the other way around against us.I especially appreciate your point about really knowing your market.

In 2020 I graduated from Indiana University of Bloomington with a Bachelor's degree in Nursing.

I received a bachelors degree from Mercyhurst University and have wrestled from pre-school all the way through college. 

I had people coming to view the house tomorrow: postponed them because of this -- several were interested in a mid-month start date (we're in a university town - lots of movement!).