Usually, we can't do anything about it except rattle a saber as recourse is too costly.But in this case, the offending party happened to be a college professor from a local university, and plagiarism in publishing is a very big (and possibly careering ending) deal.

I manange a relatively small apartment complex close to a university, so basically I run a dorm.

Our area of interest is the neighborhood around the University of Houston.

It is a Duplex located near Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, MD.

I would "buy" or have given to me lots an the west side of Lake Travis in Austin for $0-25 and turn around and sell them for $500 via the Thrifty Nickel or Greensheet(No internet back then) after I left the military and was attending the University of Texas. 

We do HVAC design for pharmaceutical companies, research labs, and universities.

I am buying my second property using the BRRRR method, it is a 4 bed 3 bath townhouse right next to one of the mayor universities here in Philly.My plan is rent it by the bedroom since all the units in this area do that and it works great, the problem is that apparently Philadelphia doesn’t allow renting out single bedrooms. my question is how can I structure the lease agreement in order to make this happen without violating any laws, there has to be a way around it because it is extremely common to rent a room in this area. 

I was looking for a buy and hold close to Purdue University.

I am looking at a multi family investment near an university- mainly it is going to be used for student housing.

I am looking at a multi family investment near an university- mainly it is going to be used for student housing.