Go to the library for some books.  

Come to the Salem Church Library on March 7th at 530 pm.   

Which means if you fall back to renting by the unit (maybe even to non-students), you'll have a harder time cash flowing.I'd urge you to do a lot of research in that geographic area and especially for what houses on the same street are renting for, as a lot of houses in RI are sold as "near PC" or "near RIC" but while technically "near" (whatever that means), the houses really aren't in typical student rental areas.So I feel like some of those houses are trying to take advantage of student rental by the room price bumps, while not necessarily being easy for the new owner (often a newer investor) to rent out to students.

You had to go to the library or book store.

At that point I could care less about protected classes or being PC.

I have recently read every rental property related book I could get from my local library, and have been listening to as many podcasts as I can when commuting to and from work.

Also, my local library has no books at all on Subject To.

It actually gives me back the Zestimate price, NOT the actual listed price.Granted, I'm using a Ruby library, https://github.com/synewaves/rubillow, so there might be a bug with that code, but does anyone know how to get this data I'm looking for?

Start by reading (library card is free!)

I'm not at all ready to become a real estate professional, I have 4 kids and am working on my Econ BA....very slowly I might add What books are your favorites, the ones that are in your library.