Yes, that's particularly true now with a global recession.

I currently work for Heartland A Global Payments Company for the last two years.

I figured as a college student living near 2 colleges (I will be going to school at the Westminster College, Salt Lake City, which is a short drive from the University of Utah), I will be able to find plenty of year long tenants who are also college students looking for a place to live. 

Dram job for some as i managed Social media teams globally for a big IT company. 7 years of real state and im out.

This is a 7 bedroom 2 bathroom home near a university, however it's in a "up & coming" part of town where some houses are still in bad shape but others are great.

I am headed to the University of Jamestown in ND!

Additionally, the bank can decide to close your HELOC for reasons completely out of your control (like a global pandemic that plunges the economy into the largest recession of our lifetimes). 

My name is Ben Morand and I am currently a second-year finance student at the University of Florida.

@Tom Wagner there’s a couple 12 bedroom quadplexes in the Temple University area that go for like 550-600k and are at or above the 1% rule

And that goes for every major university in the Philadelphia area.