Not super knowledgable about student housing, but you will likely need to factor in that students are only usually renting during fall and spring semesters.

I'm currently pursuing a bachelor's in Computer Information Systems at CalState LA, which leads me to my question.Just yesterday I discovered that I my school offers a minor in Real Estate, which requires a total of five classes, one of which I've already taken as part of my actual major, and another which I enrolled for next semester earlier this week because I figured I might as well get some formal education on real estate (I enrolled in the second class before learning about the minor program).

If Jim Harbaugh can sell the fanbase on a potential national championship, surely you can sell them on this :) But seriously, since you're already demoing it offer it to some frat guys or similar group for the fall semester.

In 2017 your student rentals were probably all leased for exactly what you wanted in rent before the end of the fall semester for the following school year.

I’m about to be back in Gainesville, FL for my final semester of graduate school.

Hi everybody,Currently, I am entering my final semester at CSULB and earning an M.A. in Political Science, while working part-time at a fashion retailer.In joining BP, my hope is to: network, learn the ins and outs of real estate investing, and to develop skills that would make me an asset to any future teams and partnerships.

I'm graduating college this upcoming semester and plan on house hacking a single family when I can save up the money to obtain one.

@Forrest ShawAs of right now OSU has announced they plan on having an in person fall semester.

I am now a full-time college student (18 credit semesters) at my local community college.

I have paid for and completed 3/6 semesters without taking out any loans.