The common theme I am getting here is that the Core 4/team is crucial.

You could purchase a property with 9 beds that is fully themed out that is grossing $150/year or so.

Unless you have an Asian theme going I'd get rid of it now while the timing is right.And a floor scraper is better than a little jackhammer, it'll save you time.

Third ward is generally UH and the med center.

Call them e-mail them follow up.

Depending on your needs, we can share our perspective on success rates in various Disney area communities taking amenities, bedroom count, proximity to Disney, theming and all those factors into account..and we can refer you to a realtor who is a good match for you.

I have been looking in various cities in Upstate, New York and have noticed a recurring theme: Cities have very strict zoning rules and regulations for students.I have noticed many landlords do not necessarily follow these rules or regulations, or the rules themselves are pretty wishy washy and sometimes unclear. 

A lot of people get attracted to buying near the theme parks, but you'll definitely get better appreciation more north, the high traffic usually deters people.

Another documentary on Netflix with similar themes: “Happy.”

The theme that I find across the board is that people will be fleeced to their level of ignorance.