I did the same, had bachelor in business so sat for the test and now love my profession.

I am a 21 years old computer science student.

Best,A curious student

If you have a RE license/real estate is your full time profession, you pay reg taxes on profits from selling real estate- I buy and hold for at least a year and sell some flips periodically so that is not my main business and I pay a much lower tax rate as mine are capital gains

My apartment is in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania right next to Temple University's campus (I'm a student).

Registered Nurse by profession, No knowledge/ no connections in real estate.

Here's my question:  I am an attorney and, by my nature and my profession, am pretty analytical. 

I enjoy my profession but i am very interested in trying to increase income without having to work more.

I used to rely on my long term 1 year lease tenants but recently they’ve been complaining they need repairs now but nobody’s ever home to let in the repair man.To rent it yourself - Post on Zillow, Craiglist and Facebook Marketplace, Facebook Yardsale, Student Offcampus Housing Pages, Church/community pages, your furnished rental with great pictures and lots of keywords.

I'd consider dropping the price more and tag it as a student rental.