Typically, it goes with the school schedule, and major holidays..

With the LLC you just have to file the schedule with your other tax documents.

Your schedule-k's are going to reflect on your state income taxes.

You can even help her out by advertising it early and scheduling an open house, IF she can solidly commit to the move out date and leaves it in good condition.I'd emphasize that you're willing to let her out of the lease even though you don't have to, but she will be absolutely responsible for rent until the date of the new lease.  

Trying to stick to the up and coming urban areas where possible renting to the out of college / young professional crowd.

Our property management and our team members will be scheduling time to walk through all the units.

-Those foreigner students that you didn't stop your "friends" from hassling in college?  

In addition, for almost a year I have been working as a residential construction manager which has significantly stretched my knowledge on dealing with contractors, scheduling projects, managing job sites, and learning every step there is in new construction. 2 years ago (when I was 21) I made the decision that I wanted to develop a future in real estate, and every step since then has been building towards that goal.

My finance's cousin does college student housing already so I have a mentor should I choose to go that route, but I am leaning towards clientele a little higher up the income/responsibility spectrum, although I haven't ruled it out yet.

We have no college education but we also have no debt.