@Dontae Scott in the upper right hand corner of the web page there is a search box for Bigger Pockets.

Talk to the local university advisors in those "high level" programs like grad, mba, law, med etc and they'll likely give you great info on when classes start, let you advertise on their bulletin boards and/or webpages.

I have done this both as an owner and property manager in the right situations.San Jose rent control details from the San Jose Housing webpage: https://www.sanjoseca.gov/index.aspx?

There's a great webpage on the CA Dept of Consumer Affairs site that explains what you can deduct for painting.  

SCU also has their own off-campus housing webpage where you can list your vacancies, and they even let you choose the option of just grad students, which is pretty funny, because technically, there'd be a possible issue with age discrimination, but hey, their website lets you choose just grad students, so why not use it?

Following is a quotation from the webpage I linked to in my previous post.

You have the web page as evidence and you print out the photo's to take to court.  

In their letter introducing the administrative fee  why would they even call it an "administrative fee" if it was for taxes - they include a link to a web page that explains where the newly deducted funds are going.  59% of the money is going to "applicable costs and fees" including "processes of billing, refund processing, website maintenance ... and commission check processing."  

Try this web page:  https://onslowco.munisselfservice.com/citizens/RealEstate/Default.aspx?

@Hardeep SinghCity of Oakland has a webpage for its Rent Control programRAP