Plymouth State University alum here love the granite state!

There is also a 88 unit motel for sale on there that is directly across the street from the University of Alabama Huntsville.

I understand the logic of small units having a higher square footage value because that's fairly universal, but this is ridiculous.

However, I'm going to the University of North Texas, and if I minor in RE, I believe I can skip the other requirements for a broker's license, since I'm taking my classes at a university.  

I've personally witnessed quite a few folks be denied apartments for obviously discriminatory reasons with virtually no recourse available, so setting the bar for advertisements at "not discriminatory" seems a reasonable level. 

If you want to make it in real estate, become financially independent, escape the crappy rat race, you know that will give way to automation, outsourcing, you know the static existence universities, colleges, and politicians have conditioned us to believe will continue to exist forever?

The issue is make sure the rest of the street isn't boarded and you are the only one standing...go to Google map and do a virtual tour of the area.

Looking in the area or the University of Arizona and Davis Monthan Air Force base.

University of Texas. 

In physical terms, San Francisco is virtually entirely 'built out.'