Throughout all of my entire academic career not including college because I didn’t attend.

During the academic year, for extended stay, we require last month rent, security deposit and a lease.

They're such distinct ideas and I don't see any academic or intellectual connection between the two, so that's a confusing conversation to have. 

Further, a series of academic studies confirmed that extra benefits aren’t stopping people from going back to work.

I can say personally there might be cases too where this seems a bit unnecessary - for example; (while I'm not a renter) I really wouldn't want my 18 year son on a lease I was signing, even as he is with me year round, as he attends a local university on an academic scholarship.

During the academic term, I rent to visiting scholars by the semester and I don't use Airbnb or VRBO.

I am a former educator who left the classroom last May and have been doing private academic coaching/consulting for the past year.

I am very very good at my academics but i am not satisfied with what i am doing, i can get any job that i wanted to, But i want financial freedom.

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Once I have reached a certain critical mass of knowledge, I will purchase a BP Pro membership and begin analyzing deals en masse using the incredibly helpful calculators, as opposed to in the purely academic way I've been doing on my own thus far.