@Mary Mitchell I have mainly been researching multi family residential (original plan was to house hack), so the quadplex is something I have an (academic) understanding of.

Unless you want to go become a Doctor, Scientist or some high level academic, colleges are mostly waste of time...

I was salutatorian, captain or the academic trivia team, first place in our history and English testing, third place on our math and science team, highest sat and act scores at my prep school.

Knowledge from class, experience from clinics (if you need direct supervision), contacts/connection internship (indirect supervision), academic researcher from your thesis. 

If not, this whole academic exercise its even worth electricity to send these electrons back and forth, honestly.Just my layman's two cents...

Some on BP will disagree, but both of my sons had academic and athletic D1 scholarships, and it would have made zero sense to throw those away.

When I was in architectural school, I sought the professors who where actually active in the architectural profession versus full time academics. 

Medical, academics, life events, entertainment, military, emergencies, relocation are some of the others. 

As Carlos mentioned Narragansett is great for academic rentals then short term for summer.

It looks like this article was published by the Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, which contains "academic research on capital markets of the Asia-Pacific countries (excluding papers that exclusively use US data)" (source: https://www.journals.elsevier.com/pacific-basin-finance-journal)So, what markets does this research cover?