Can you refer me to any resources, or any search terms for me to chase on youtube university, so I can learn more about vetting operators in these spaces? 

However, be mindful of HOA rules regarding rentals.Proximity to Campus: Properties closer to the university typically attract more interest from students and can command higher rents.

Hello everyone, My name is Dylan Jeluso, I'm a 20-year-old student at the University of Florida.

And the experience was universal. 

My Nephew is a student at University of Utah and a competitive climber, and he has a lot of climbing friends that would live with him.- Buy a house / 4 plex, take one of the rooms / units, and rent out the rest- Family can just come and stay with the Nephew when needed. - Build out the equity on the house while living at reduced price (hopefully) due to charged rent.  

Here are the property details:SFH in University Park, IL 60484 - 4 bd / 2.5 ba / 2,315 sqft Asking Price: $165,000ARV: $240,000Notes: Property needs cosmetic work all around.

Please understand that I am at the beginning of my research on this area, so anyone has any pointers, that would be appreciated.There are a number of Universities there too, so I would think that apartments are good to invest in?

Proximity to universities, hospitals, or growing businesses can be a good indicator of a strong rental market.Understand U.S.

Austin is the capital of Texas, a corridor of the Golden Triangle (Dallas-Houston-San Antonio), home to a huge university, a large population, and still a lot of job opportunities.Overall, the market is warm, not as HOT as the weather right now.

The "requirements" we have are fairly universal.