I will ensure each semester is more than half time in order to receive the housing stipend while also receiving income from my full time job.

I went to college for 3 semesters starting back in 2003.

I will be studying business finance at UNR starting in the fall 2020 semester.

Last semester I was working three jobs and still scraping by paycheck to paycheck every month with bills.

This will allow us to put this unit back into rental circulation in time for the Spring 2020 semester.

I am currently working part time during my last semester of college earning roughly $2400 gross a month.

Remember you will have lots of turnover semester to semester so set up lease accordingly.7.

Students look the fall before but also you get some looking at the end of the semester so you have to be on top of advertising etc.

Both houses would cost rougly the same in this situation.Because the way I see it is a Scottsdale family will rent long term hopefully (5-10 years) while a Tempe College student will only rent for 1 year maximum as they will just live somewhere else the next year due to semester changes, graduation, roommate situation etc.I just don't know which situation is more advantageous and easy to take advantage as an investor, because I would imagine that it would be quite annoying to find new tenants (especially college students) every year, however it also seems that it would be hard to find a long term renter in Scottsdale. 

All of this is enormously stressful on a student, they have a hard time catching up with their new school's curriculum in the middle of a semester/year, they struggle to form relationships, and they often struggle with distrust, lack of motivation, even withdrawal.