Maybe small lockers that the tenants could use for their laundry supplies-soaps, dryer sheets, etc.I would not put dirty bikes, etc in an area that is primarily for producing clean clothes.

Back to my point...the teaching folks need their program for income in order to qualify for buying more income producing assets. 

@Louis Barkhuizen I would only do this if I noticed that bookings are low and the property is not producing as expected.

USGS predicts 10% chance over the next 50 years, producing waves that runup 50-80 ft high.

They are produced by a committee of Texas licensed attorneys, RE brokers, and non-licensed people. 

The homes are inexpensive and produce high rental cash flow.

College is supposed to produce more educated, well rounded individual for greater good of society -- yes, its a pretty loft, high-minded sentiment. 

If you're financially stable with income producing properties it doesn't matter.

The price of the property & repairs, how much your monthly payments are each month, how much income the property is producing each month, etc.Just ask yourself, how much out of pocket cash did I put into the property to acquire it, and what percentage of that am I getting back at the end of every year?

@Eric Miracle MLS will never produce the best deals largely because you have a 6% realtor commission baked in.