Undergrads do zero yard work, and landlords don’t tend to keep it up, either, because the students just don’t care.

I was fortunate to pay off my undergrad in the stock market.

You are in a lovely little college town (I was competing in track in the same conference during undergrad, so I have been there several times).

I went to UNC-CH for undergrad too!

I have grad students in one unit (they don't need an exception) and I was planning to rent another unit out to undergrad students after having them get an exception (which the students have said would be pretty easy).  

I rent to some portion of undergrads and still don't really have a "bad" experience.

In May '22, I will have been a full year out of undergrad and have been working full time since.

From what I recall from my real estate law courses in undergrad, all contracts must have an exchange of value to be considered in effect.  

I am still adjusting my views, both for changes in risk tolerance as I get older, and as you operate deals, things will come up that you didn't account for that make their way into future deal analysis.I started in undergrad while studying real estate, then had jobs working for real estate operators and learned their underwriting process and talking with acquisitions team.

Went to UNCW for undergrad in early 2000s.