I am a 26-year-old second year law student at Chapman University.

In order to bring people  (who were all some form of Pagan at the time)  into the Church the early Catholics used a lot of incorporating:  re-working old Pagan traditions into something "Catholic" (which means 'universal' in the original Greek)  to entice people to convert more readily.Although in the case of the Pagan sacred number 13 the tactic was to discredit it instead:  13 became spoken of as "unlucky" and associated with death and bad things in general.It is no accident that Christian holidays all occur on the dates or previous Pagan holidays:  Christmas in on the Winter Soltice, Easter at the Spring Equinox.  

I can not agree that listing a house is the universal answer.  

The only way it would fail is they lied on the application form, or their employer or previous landlord offered "new" surprising information.Or are you saying an applicant would submit multiple applications at the same time to multiple properties like how a high school student applies for multiple universities? 

I just left a job where I am invested in my SURS (state university retirement system) and I want to roll it over into a self directed IRA but have received differing answers.  

I am trying to purchase near a university or hospital because most students around me have housing paid for by parents, and nurses would be reliable enough (I hope). 

There is some stuff you just can't learn very easily outside of the university.  

We also let the universe know when we are looking and have bought properties off-market on contract with the seller. 

I currently in the process of getting a 4 unit, 8 bed, 4 bathroom place right by the university. 

I work in Planning, Design and Construction and Facilities Management at a local hospital and have a Masters degree in Construction Management from Arizona State University (Go Sun Devils).