I grew up in the Park Cities in Dallas, went to college at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, worked in New York City for a few years, and then gladly moved to Memphis 13 years ago.I think it's a great place to invest and an even better place to call home!

Currently students at the University are paying $6,910.00 per student for two semesters to live in university housing. 

Hello everyone,I'm a recent graduate of the University of Houston with BBA in finance.

Its a student rent near Atlanta University Center that currently has one tenant. 

Hi this is my first post so please be gentle :pI've started researching investment opportunities in Big Rapids, Michigan near Ferris State University. 

It's at walking distance from the University and a brand new hospital that will also serve to educate the new doctors.

I actually work in a university maintenance organization so I have access to guys who are licensed in HVAC, plumbing, elect, etc and the HVAC guy recommended to match everything up. 

I seem to recall your desire to continue to buy within a short distance of downtown Seattle, have you considered taking a look at student-oriented housing by Seattle Central College/Seattle Univeristy/University of Washington?

I have just recently graduated nursing school at Arizona State University and currently work as a nurse at one of the many local hospitals here in Phoenix.

Be careful here because you will find the value for multifamily near universities to be very elevated for the reasons given above.Although I haven't heard any case studies yet, you can assume, always check with an attorney before assuming, that if the community is marketed to only students, and at least 80% of the units are students, then this would fall under the same exemption of fair housing as elderly tenants, and the over 55 rule exemption.