Once you get around 30+ units it all changes again.For some good starter info, check out Commercial Property Advisors on youtube, there are a slew of videos in the style of Khan University that can help get you grounded.

Best communities to look at (perhaps between Disney and Universal)?

Petty squabbles between universities aside, I wish you the best.Austin

I am a Mechanical Engineering student at Michigan Technological University in Houghton, MI.

If my income weren't already all tied up in RE and I were in a responsible position to be a REI type, I'd totally bounce around the universe always using VA/FHA o/o and build up an empire that way without ever putting more than 3.5% down.

I know on BP this is not a popular selection.I have units near a university, and sometime rent to students (not always, as the turnover is higher), and the stainless does get the wow factor, and allows me to rent fast and at or near the top of the area.

My name is Morgan, I am 20 years old and attending Marymount California University.

We are right in the middle of the short term rental area of Disney/Universal, and have contacts with property managers for both short term rental management and long term tenants.

Almost universally it means they haven't given notice and may be in arrears as well. 

I have a duplex in West Philadelphia's University City area.