I am taking in school districts and overall convenience into consideration but don't know what else.

As a college athlete at a smaller D2 School in Georgia, there is a strong market for student housing that has yet to be met in my area.

******************************Ok, here are my typical approaches to a complex assignment.1) determine the most important value characteristics within my subject market (location, school district, # of units, size, lot size, bedroom/bath count, remodeled, new build, specific style, other amenities, etc.)2) research available comparable sales (with those important characteristics found above) within the designated market area3) in the absence of recent good comparable sales, I will expand my search back in time, even 5 years (or more) if need be.

I can't house hack, I'm a family of 5 with kids in school. thank you!! 

Later to a school.

I wanted to post about occupancy, I know there is a wide variety of occupancy levels and ADR information out there but wanted to share mine and hear what others are doing.Seems there are several schools of thought - drop your rates and high occupancy or high rates low occupancy.We have 29.9% occupancy and an ADR of $633 per night.

Just trying to get some overall opinion on online sites for applications and background checks vs going old school and having them hand fill out applications.

Have you reached out to friends, local groups, businesses, schools, hospitals, etc. telling them about your rental and the special promotion you are offering to their members?

In North Atlanta, like Cobb and Gwinnett, there's a history of strong job markets and good schools, leading to higher property values but also more competition.

Alot of the contractors I know went to License Instruction Schools.