@Jordan Williamson  Nope lehigh was the vision of 1950s land speculators.. and the state of FLA that would do anything to get people to come live in the swamp land of southern FLA  they could have cared less about the environment etc. .how else could a developer put 500k  thats 500, 000 lots into one area with no for sight to future infrastructure..  

I keep the attendance small so it is a better learning environment with time for frequent Q&A, so I have to charge for each ticket.

Now bear with  me if the answer seems obvious to you, but why would a "bedroom community" be a better environment to house hack then say, the bigger city itself?

@Neil GuldenI don't know about the specific environment around Keene State College and students however here is a useful post I found:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/81/topics/312147-college-rentals?

For example, "Faraday chose the (North Las Vegas) site over locations in Georgia and Illinois that offered usable auto plants and better relocation incentives because it likes the business environment Nevada offered."

We battled a bit when I first took over, nothing major, In this environment where everyone is telling tenants not to pay rent, not a word... just the check.

In today's market and lending environment I think a bird in the hand is worth more than 2 in the bush. 

If the Syndicator intends to spend money currently on renovating and turning over units, this is likely a red flag in a tight environment like today’s where liquidity and occupancy are key.

There are a million differing posts from experts on the BP forums about how best to respond to the current COVID environment, but almost everyone I've seen comment on house-hacking has agreed its a solid bet.  

I signed an extension recently on my 2/1.5 with no increase, I didn't want to risk losing a tenant who pays on time in this environment.