Honestly, I think Riverside is kind of clutch for househacking since we have 3 major Universities and a City college.

Not to say the other markets don't have strengths, Flagstaff and Sedona are beautiful, Tucson has the University, etc but in general Phoenix is over 75% of the state's population and has so much to offer.

It is a two university town with a great arts and music district.

I am looking to rent out to Fairfield or Bridgeport university students.

We estimate having about $100k in equity, $72k remaining mortgage ($375/mo) and an estimated value of $170k+, granted, in this insane market.Comps in our area are renting for $1500+ per month (we’re within walking distance of a university and booming downtown area).I feel like we’re in a great position to convert to a rental and leverage our equity but I’m not sure how to approach the conversion of our current home and acquisition of our next.

It is a stone's throw away from the local university and will rent for about $1k per month.

I am located near 3 major military installations (within 30 minutes) as well as less than 10 minutes away from two of the largest universities in Colorado, Airforce Academy and University Colorado @ Colorado Springs.

"Put your intent into the universe"

However, laws for giving proper notice is pretty universal (google:  mennonite board of missions v adams ).

Purchase price: $130,000 Buy and Hold Duplex near Arkansas Tech University and other student housing.