With a property of that size, you should be able to attract larger families and demand higher rates.

for any property damages.Can I still demand full or partial rent paid back in the future?

Is the demand different based upon the size of the house?

But on the other hand, there will always be a steady demand for student housing.Any feedback (even unrelated to my questions) would be much appreciated!

Originally posted by @Ronald Rohde:small bay industrial, or anything Class COut of curiosity, what do you consider "small bay", and where do you see that demand coming from? 

It will be much more difficult to find a PM in a rural area, especially compared to somewhere as large as Philadelphia where there is a lot more demand for PM's.

It would be interesting to know what’s in highest demand with the influx of new residents.

hundreds of lizards, snakes, furry animals,cages and poop in every crevice in the house. 

I am a freshman in college, learning graphic and digital animation.

This will give you a general idea of availability of rentals, price points, demand for rentals (based on average days on market), what's usually included with rentals (heat, laundry, parking and etc) and more.* Run the numbers.