Hopkins has a list they make available to staff/students https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/som/students/life/housing/off_campus.html 

We handle a lot of short term/ student housing.

Soon to be college student who has been interested in Real Estate for a while now and decided to finally join BP.I've been saving up for a while now, and plan on buying my first property in a few months.I plan to do buy and hold investing, I want to start with single family and then plan to eventually get into commercial real estate.My goal is to get 100 units, and hopefully eventually be able to live entirely off of my RE income.Looking forward to joining some discussions with you guys and thanks for reading my post!

so i am nowhere clsoe to getting ready to invest in real estate but i wanted your help. i spoke to my wife about future plans of investing in real estate. she did not take that well. she is very short term minded like making sure the house is fixed up. paying my student loans down. credit card down. making sure the kids are taken care of. all very important things but i am looking long term. i am the one who opened up the kids college savings account and got my sons savings account over 1k in savings getting ready for him to buy a car in about 5 years.so i do have credit card debt about 6k worth and 45k in student loans. i am currently reading set for life by scott trench but how has couples here with kids dealt with there personal finance and talk to there spouse about investing in real estate thanks! 

Great student population to rent to.Tracy is also a good location since there are alot of commuters to job locations in the east bay.Byron is a sleepy farm town. not good for investment.Sacramento is one of the best markets in the nation as you mentioned.Given all this, I would disconnect your passion with your investment criteria. 

I am struggling with conventional financing because of my student loan (roughly 200K). 

I hear that Mankato is a great spot and possibly look into student housing and renting houses out by the room to the students?

At this time, I’m more of a student than a teacher of real estate, but I have lived there for 20 years, so I can tell you a bit about the state itself.

You sound like my best friend, her most desired career path is just to be a student forever haha! 

We have invested in small apartment buildings, single-family homes, small commercial properties, farms, and student housing.