Just provide them a quiet, safe place within - preferably - walking distance of their law school/law library.Engineering students were great, but don't stay as long, but not problematic.Forget art majors, theater majors, and believe it or not, I found MBA students to only rent short-term.The key is to be able to advertise somewhere where only the grad students you want will see your ad, and offer your law student, etc., tenants a referral fee for referring someone to you if you end up renting to that person.  

Art/Theater/Drama - run the other way LOL.I've heard that med students are also great.  

My wife has been lobbying for that at our house for years.

Find a new bank, most large branches will have a coin counting machine in the lobby somewhere.

By the way, if there is any way you can just rent to grad students - preferably med students or law students or engineering students - just not art or theater majors (party animals!)

Win-win.At any rate, if you have law students or med students or other grad students (preferably not theater or music majors - they're flaky party animals), see if there is an off-campus housing listing for their grad students, or go talk to them about how to advertise to their grad students.You have to be careful how you word advertising on Craigslist or anywhere, though.  

Run away from theater or art majors.  

It's when you have a tenant complaint, a fire, or code violation and your inspections are not up to date, then it comes out that you're not in compliance and they hit you with a bigger bat.They may tweak the inspector requirement to a licensed inspector, you can look for that lobby to bounce in.

Well worth the $50-100 for the membership.UAA is also a lobbying group that helps write landlord tenant laws.  

Theater and art majors - run the other way!