The city's rapid development can be attributed to the abundance of white-collar jobs, and it's often said that they have the highest per capita number of engineers or individuals with higher-level degrees.

Global demand will dip in 2024.

And that could very well be the case and may of our properties and residents are like that to a certain degree. 

That's the reason we self manage today.Yes, our properties are cash flowing, but to varying degrees. 

Also a different degree of lender, more of a government sponsored program or CMBS. 

Anything similar to a NYC subway station at 100 degrees or in the tornado zone makes me question the requestor.But this is a good question.

I just moved to Phoenix/Tempe from Boston (learned about the price to live in that city the hard way haha) and I'll be finishing my finance degree at Arizona State.

Think of taking note courses like courses you took to get your degree.  

Memphis is a major transportation and logistics hub, home to FedEx’s global headquarters and a key center for shipping and distribution.

You can use your college degree as work history and your most recent paystub as qualifying income.