Anyway, my plan would work well with students academic year.I know how pig house looks like.

My second job was at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business where I performed quantitative academic research on business strategy.

Currently, I'm on an academic schedule with 3 months off in the summer.

For the upcoming 2015/2016 academic year, we have raised rents by $10/month and hired a service to come in once per week to clean the common areas.3) When you rent by the room, you have a relationship with each of the tenants/roomers, but there may not exist any rapport, let alone a relationship, between tenants.  

I'll post back when I hear from them..http://pages.uoregon.edu/jpiger/us_recession_probs.htm/Academic papers on the index methodologyhttp://pages.uoregon.edu/jpiger/research/published-papers/chauvet-and-piger_2008_jour.pdfhttp://faculty.ucr.edu/~chauvet/ier.pdf

It repeals an important California rental housing law with no replacement and no plan to address affordable and middle-class housing or deal with the problem of increasing homelessness on our streets.PROP 10 WILL REDUCE AFFORDABLE AND MIDDLE-CLASS HOUSING.Independent academic experts from Stanford, UC Berkeley and USC all agree these policies will discourage new construction and reduce availability of affordable and middle-class housing – and drive up rents for many Californians.PROP 10 WILL DRIVE UP RENTAL PRICES.Prop 10 will cause property owners to take rental units off the market in favor of vacation listing services like AirBnB, which means more AirBnBs in our communities and less affordable housing for renters – further driving up housing costs.PROP 10 WILL ELIMINATE HOMEOWNER PROTECTIONS.Prop 10 eliminates protections for homeowners and allows regulators to tell single-family homeowners how much they can charge to rent out a single room in their homes.

The institution strives to provide challenging and rigorous programs which examine, analyze and advance knowledge through academic inquiry.

What subject is/are your academic degree(s) in?

PIMCO and the academics like to study markets that are highly efficient and align with their finance models that rely on overly-simplistic assumptions.

Too many people on here want to sit around having academic discussions when there is money to be had in the real world (sorry for the rant) To your successJosh