Universal pricing is my strategy. 

I'm planning on going to college for free via ROTC at Indiana University and am seeking advice on my first property.

I remember reading somewhere it’s the SMALLER of the voucher bedrooms and the actual unit bedrooms.However, I do see a case of 1 bedroom voucher living in 2 bedrooms units approved for $2100 in East Oakland.Maybe it’s up-to OHA to decide, and there’s not a universal rule for that?

Honestly haven't paid attention to it closely during covid, but it houses the 2nd largest army base in the US so it will always have that going for it as well as a decent sized university.

While I am heading into my sophomore year at the University of Cincinnati, I am looking ahead into house hacking during my junior year.

Not like the phenomenal growth of Manila and Cebu.There may be some great buying opportunities for assets here in the short to medium term but those opportunities will be on offer globally.

@Connor O'Brien check out Mobile Home University by @Frank Rolfe and Dave Reynolds

I wanted to start a discussion about strategies renting by the room to college student near the many 4-year universities in DFW area.

I'm going into my last year at the University of Iowa, but I plan to accept a Job in the Greater Twin Cities Area after graduating next May.

I noticed :) some knowledge is universal I believe and my Dutch is super poor :))) stay safe !