In college my business law professor stated the first rule of law is sue everyone and see what sticks.  

County renters who may face eviction, and over a quarter who don’t think they can pay August’s full sum, says Gary Blasi, professor emeritus at UCLA Law.

Usually, we can't do anything about it except rattle a saber as recourse is too costly.But in this case, the offending party happened to be a college professor from a local university, and plagiarism in publishing is a very big (and possibly careering ending) deal.

Medium term rentals are doing very well, there are always traveling professors, PhD students, researches, and many other types of professionals that you wouldn't even think of until they rent from you.

During the day, I am a professor at Johns Hopkins University.My current portfolio consists of:92-unit multifamily complex in Atlanta metro44-unit build to rent community in Houston metroGrowing portfolio of short term rentals in WV and NYCurrently I am focusing on finishing a capital raise in Florida for large multifamily complex.I am particularly eager to acquire hospitality and other assets with very strong cash flow.I'd love to connect with anyone interesting team up.We can grow a lot faster by joining forces.Dr.

Not the expert here, but I would assume it's completely legal (certainly I've heard of this relationship existing the other way around with Professors owning properties and leasing to students).I'd expect it's far more likely that you'd come up against university rules than any real legal issue.

I just retired as a JSU professor (though I still adjunct online.)

He is a nuclear engineering professor at the local university and makes a decent salary.

Property sales are tricky too, because the gain is increased by the deprecation you've taken since you owned it, so the actual gain could be a rude awakening compared to what your expectation was and that's a problem because when I was in college (roughly 100 years ago) , my old Psychology professor taught us that "expectations are pre-planned resentments.Its been a great year for sellers.

I am a professor at the college, and have a lot of connections with faculty and students there.How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?