If we suppose that tenants who don't constantly see cop cars rolling through, looking for minor traffic violations to justify a stops/searches/etc of people, are more likely to sign on for another year, of course (the bulk of the data here is officer-initiated traffic stops for minor traffic offenses... and let's be real, who doesn't roll through a stop sign once in a while, or go 5 mph over the limit?).

That might help manage expectations.The listing could do with a bit more about how easy it is to get by car to downtown. 

Only 15% of the population may be military, but how much more is support for the military - restaurants, car dealerships, etc.  

No liabilities (no car payment, living in dorms, etc.), No assets.

Only upshot is that my cars, bikes, tools, etc are all paid off.  

You can do whatever you want with that money, even paying your car.  

Not being able to make a car payment or a medical bill payment will result, in most cases, in non payment of rent.Debt is debt whether it be student loans, medical, cell phone bills etc. when they default they borrow their landlords money to make ends meet.

I had to bring my car battery home with me at night lest it be stolen.  

Sell a car, finance a car, line of credit?  

Do you think an auto insurance company will give you insurance *after* you total your car?