The majority of the students who attend do not live in that neighborhood or area at all they live all over town.

Seeking your collective wisdom: I’m increasingly interested in investing in student housing, and I realize it has its unique challenges and opportunities.

My other units are geared towards college students but the new construction will be geared towards grad students, general population or college students that want to be away from the noise.

And finally I have about $40K in student loans, some at 3.03% and some at 6.55%.

:)  Finally, I am hoping to get accepted as one of @Justin Silverio initial students in his new coaching program... ahhh the dreaded coaching programs!!

I routinely had students pay a semester or a year in advance.

In my case, I was interested in college students. 

What I meant and should have said was that it's ideal for my niche of student rentals, although the neighborhood is still fairly nice.

My wife and I file married separately due to her student loans. 

I found this forum because I listened to one of the bigger pockets podcasts and the guest in that episode bought a house in Boston near a University and rented it out to several students to maximize rent.