(Rishel Consulting Group is subsidizing an academic white paper on this subject that will be available in mid-May, 2016.)So.

Meanwhile, with my PhD and non-tenured academic position, I'm fighting in the rat race for the same salary, barely putting away any savings other than what I had from previous jobs and sale of my Austin home at the right time.

What subject is/are your academic degree(s) in?

We are currently living out of the country for nearly a year (academic reasons), and so have the opportunity in returning of buying an owner occupied home with the mortgage incentives that come with that. 

I don't have an academic or statistical source for this to cite, but I'm pretty dang sure that there is a correlation among my clients between "did my own taxes" and "run my own business" and "got audited and it really really sucked."

- The area I am looking in allows for summer beach vacation rentals as well as academic year rentals for the nearby college, is anyone currently doing something this and if so, how early are you marketing the property?

He also presents the books "nuggets" as if personal finance advice is one-size-fits-all (for example he says everyone should start a business because employees are all broke suckers, academic learning is for chumps because rich people don't need to be intellectuals, etc.).

Some of your best resources are going to be:- Furnished Finders (nurses and other medical)- Corporatehousingbyowner (companies seeking higher end workforce housing, doctors, some construction companies)- Sabbaticalhomes.com (traveling academics)- apartments.com (digital nomads and travel nurses)There are others, but these are some of the big names.

I recommend Arti Academics.

We have a fully furnished studio apartment near a university that we want to rent to academics.