And yes in the day where you can type any question into a computer and get back university level answers changes everything possible, agreed. 

But if you are getting even LESS interest with lowering the rent then could be 1) too low and people think it's a scam (generally only if the place is too nice for that price) 2) timing, people tend to look at the end of the month not the 1st 3) seasonality - schools out for summer for example in University Heights

MY STORY: My parents signed over to me 4 rental properties in Columbus, Ohio a few blocks from The Ohio State University.

This may be shocking...but  it’s part of a cash flow statement from the Harvard Angus Cartwright Case (common case assignment given by Harvard University for RE investment classes at other universities).

Would love to learn more about virtual wholesaling I get the gist and would really love to have somebody answer my questions!!!!!!!!

Hello everyone, I'm currently an undergraduate student at Fordham University in New York City, looking to invest in rental properties and perhaps single family homes in New York City, New Jersey, and Westchester County, New York.

When we were considering buying a STR in the college town (in VA) where our Alma Mater is located, most of the available STRs being advertised on VRBO/Airbnb were 1 or 2 BR bungalows common in the area.We ended up purchasing a 4 BR/2 BA house because of its very close proximity to the University campus.

@Aaron MoayedWhy don't you reach out to brokers directly either virtually here on BP or in person locally by you.

Hello everyone, I finish my undergrad at San Diego State University this past spring.

Additionally, I feel there are long term tailwinds in terms of population growth/migration, good universities, companies and jobs growth in NC.