@David Huynh talk to the residence life or housing department at SCSU (if that's the college you're talking about, of course).Ask them if they would be interested in using your apartment as student housing, or if you could list your apartment with them as available housing.  

After dropping out of college I worked two jobs; one selling insurance and the other in home improvement retail.

I got a college degree in business and I also got a broker license in 1980.  

The best "no sales agenda" book on personal and business finance will be a text book for college freshman or undergrads, it begins with the basics of what banks are and actually, people assume things about finance from doing business but never really understand the basics of finance and economic system, these text books can take you to more advance ideas after you get the basics.

I have Associate Degrees from Gwinnett Technical College in Residential Construction Management and Air Conditioning Technology.

Most of the time they aren't looking for an excuse to have you NOT pay them.If you lent Jack $20 to buy college supplies, and he's been making his payments to you on time, but you later learn he purchased beer with that money, how would you play that hand?

In the central part of town, the further south you go, generally the better the properties get until you get near the college rentals around USF and Augustana.Agree with Pete entirely, there are lots of "pockets" in Sioux Falls so it's tough to shop off a map alone...boots on the ground are good.

I am a pastor (ordained) working at a church/college and I live in a church condo (parsonage).

I got a college degree In business with an emphasis on real estate.  

I am 24 years old and am currently attending college as a major in electrical and computer engineering.