I studied Finance undergrad and got my master in Real Estate Development, always worked in the RE field for the past 10 years, mostly Private Equity, Development and Investment Advisory, all Commercial properties.

Grad student housing off campus may be a lot better than a middle-of-campus-near-the-undergrad-dorms location.  

So I could count my undergrad and masters program as experience even though I only had 5 months at the company.

I am in my late 20s right now finishing up my 2nd undergrad degree.

I'm wrapping up my undergrad degree (on that 10 year plan LOL) and once I've got that, I'm strongly considering applying to grad school for a Masters in Real Estate Development from UMD.  

I'd like to avoid undergrad students if possible and go for the grad students, who tend to be more mature.

I'm Felipe, born and raised in Las Vegas and have lived with my parents throughout undergrad while attending UNLV.

Landlords that would rather rent to quiet grad students and/or young families than to 18-22 year olds.In 2019 I bought 4 units that were leased for $3750 and doubled the rent to $7500 by renting them to undergrads after the leases expired.

Hello, I am still an undergrad student; however, I am studying different RE interests.

I attended undergrad at University of Florida and lived in multiple off campus rentals in my time there with 4 other buddies of mine.