If you are interested in getting into the real estate game, do it on more relaxed terms.

Envision friends over for a Mint Julip or a Pimm's while relaxing in comfortable chairs on a warm evening.

-You're going to start valuing slow days and relaxation vs go-go days and the busy cities.

We love hiking in the mountains and relaxing on the beach.

Doesn't he looked relaxed, Mr.

Then see if you can work for/with them in some role...maybe as a research assistant, or if they are an adviser for a club on campus join that club and try to get into a leadership role within the club so you have a chance to rub shoulders with them outside of the classroom and maybe in a more relaxed setting than even the club duties.

And you're also right in considering a relaxed demeanor when vetting your tenants.  

I could picture having something like this, done as a networking event held at a very informal and relaxed setting.

I can't address local regulations, because some areas are really tight and others very relaxed.

The tenants have no rights regarding how many people enter the home and the agent has no responsibility to give them a head count.You should let it go and tell your tenants to relax.