My college friends always jokingly said that their kids were set for life, because I was so good at explaining  the course material - sometimes even better than the professor.

I believe there's a real niche in the Ithaca market for charming, well-maintained 2-4 bedroom units in the walkable historic neighborhoods -- units that are actually affordable for middle-class families, not just for tenured Cornell professors or for college kids renting at $800 per bedroom. 

I was taught many years ago by a professor of finance not to lend money to anyone who’s profession started with a P.

I have a million questions about your strategy of MTRs for visiting professors...Do you have a rough idea of how many visiting professors are in your area in a given semester?

The house we are looking at is in good condition and a great location, close to the University of Notre Dame so lots of rental options like student/visiting professor/short term for sporting events, etc.

In other instances, you could stick with the 9-month lease and then put your place on the market for a short term month-to-month lease during the summer months (usually you'll be able to get a grad student or visiting summer professor to bite).

Terry Aikens is actually one of my professors for my real estate classes.

Most college professors who teach business have never been in business.

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In 2014 70% of currently practicing CPA's were set to retire in the next 10 years (we're there)My friend is a university professor in IT (but his family business is a tax firm where he's worked his whole life) he was telling me how in the past two years their school has had 0 students sit for the CPA exam.