Opioids from Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland Medical Center continue to flood the poorest of neighborhoods, leaving the African American communities in a perpetual state of addiction, along with the need for constant government assistance programs.

The renter pool for this area seems to be university faculty, grad students, commuters etc. 

For the locals in the area that might be able to help pinpoint areas of focus here --- think if you were an established hard working professional (not CEO or independently wealthy)  working at for example -- Redstone Arsenal, NASA, Military, one of the Universities or major Hospitals, the airport, a local lawyer, dentist, fireman, police, teacher, business manager, small business owner, corporate executive, etc, etc..  

My income right now is about 4k a month net, however when I move to Utah its going to go down drastically and ill be getting $1500 a month for my graduate stipend from the university.

The 140-180 are closer to the university but the rent isn’t that much higher than the 100k and repairs. 

If you live near a university, SabbaticalHomes is a wonderful resource.

Do I need to register my housing with the university?

I am currently a student at Brigham Young University in Provo Utah and other investors have told me that the market is very high right now.

Duke University owns many of the buildings on this street so it will always be well manicured and not overly developed (sprawling lawns etc). 

As a graduate of the University of South Alabama, she values the importance of supporting her community by serving on several local non-profit boards.