David Columbus, Ohio is a strong market for short term rentals due to the growing hospital systems (new build with over 900 beds), The Ohio State University with over 50,000 students and the young professional population in the growing tech industry here with companies moving in such as Intel: https://www.dispatch.com/story...

Home is worth $330kThe Second is a Townhome in a student housing development called The Timbers in Tallahassee.Cashflows ~ $1400 monthlyNo Mortgage on this.

I do have those who show up stating “but my cats are clean” or “it was only one eviction” which I just say no, but I’ve also had those who may be slightly off income but have a qualified co-signer, or a lower credit score but it was for a medical bill or student loan, and they worked out well.

Too much risk.In this case the husband is giving the ex money like a parent supporting a student.

Quote from @Noah Bacon: Guru Programs are notoriously difficult to assess in terms of quality or outcome for their students.

At least in terms of rent, college students are paying 1100 - 1600 to rent by the room.

Being in the field of physical therapy myself, I know that these students come from all over the U.S. and have difficulties finding places to rent in this very low-income and rural town.

However, student rentals can be a bit more management-intensive.Market Prices: You’re right that homes can be pricey for their size.

I am a student, I have a few different coaches in different areas.

What are the essential pieces of furniture and amenities I should include to make the unit attractive and functional for college students?