I'm currently helping an E5 engineer with a house hack in the college area out here in San Diego. 

I have been on this platform since college.

Yet, they may lack experience and haven’t faced the tough lessons that come with time.But these assumptions are just that—assumptions.I know individuals in their 60s who outpace those in their 20s, and I've met people in their 20s with more experience than landlords with over a decade in the business.In the end, what truly matters is the person, not the age.

Plus 3 hospitals, colleges, nursing schools, etc.

The lesson here is when you are shopping for rates you want to do it as close to each other as possible to make sure you are comparing apples to apples. 

Has rent control worked anywhere on the planet or fails every time in the short & long-term.Why not have price control on college tuition, food, interest rates, new vehicle prices and energy ?

Hi,I’ve been around attorneys for a while & I even studied criminology & law in college.

I've learned some hard lessons with tenants, so I'm totally ok with not letting her renew, but also if she's been able to pay rent with unemployment maybe it can work? 

So that’s a lesson learned through experience.  

Particularly in a college town there are a lot of opportunistic property investors and low quality property managers.