I have student loans that I'm prioritizing paying down but after reading through some posts in this forum I've decided to simultaneously save up enough money for a down payment to do my first house hack next year.

, and am a third-year law student at Villanova School of Law.  

While colleges are a great economic driver for a given area (and therefore a good considerations), too often, new storage investors think that students are a great customer...and they are but only from May to August so basing a year round business solely on a seasonal customer can get you in trouble.  

I found other companies would be more expensive and/or would have stipulations like they wouldn't cover you any longer if you rented to college students.

I was thinking I might be able to rent to college students. 

The $800/month unit probably has a 50% vacancy rate with very high turnover and the $1,250 /month unit is a med student who's parents are both doctors and cosigned the lease.

- Attract students as stable tenant base (Close to universities?)

Are there any students that are in the Freedom Mentor Apprenticeship program?

(Before you get too excited, we're talking larger condos as student rentals here, so definitely no big boy stuff.

I will have no student debt.