I would say each property is 10-30 minutes from a Walmart or movie theater.

It might not have been exactly like a theater in an organized war with professional armies, but not all wars are the same.

I see more and more neighborhoods get demolished, one major and I think is still on-going was UCLA area that had 50 year old movie theater and older surrounding buildings, one day i drove down was taped around, next time was nothing left but trees.

Once theaters, museums, restaurants, concert-venues, bars and clubs all fully reopen, and people feel comfortable being in crowded places again, New York will be back. 

They spout out a mandate, and demand things like the out of touch individuals they are.Your job, the local bar, the movie theater, and most everything else is shut down or limited because those businesses decided to do it voluntarily!

Ohio, where I live, closed all gyms, movie theaters, restaurants and bars other than carry-out and delivery. 

We have room to do a nice home theater system with a sectional and video games and lose the pool table.  

Just provide them a quiet, safe place within - preferably - walking distance of their law school/law library.Engineering students were great, but don't stay as long, but not problematic.Forget art majors, theater majors, and believe it or not, I found MBA students to only rent short-term.The key is to be able to advertise somewhere where only the grad students you want will see your ad, and offer your law student, etc., tenants a referral fee for referring someone to you if you end up renting to that person.  

Art/Theater/Drama - run the other way LOL.I've heard that med students are also great.  

By the way, if there is any way you can just rent to grad students - preferably med students or law students or engineering students - just not art or theater majors (party animals!)