We also learned how to DIY through YouTube videos.

Population not high risk AT ALL and in non-urban universities you have a perfect environment for keeping mostly young people self contained and away from older at risk folks, and isolating/tracing and using online and video if necessary to augment classroom learning is already mostly set up. 

Another suggestion is to take a video of the unit, ideally when it's furnished nicely, and send this to anyone who meets your rental requirements.

I have read numerous information about the subject in question already, including videos from this site.

I’m not suggesting you go out and hire a video crew; simply use your smartphone and take videos of your model apartments, if available, along with a walking tour showcasing the highlights of your property.

I’m not suggesting you go out and hire a video crew; simply use your smartphone and take videos of your model apartments, if available, along with a walking tour showcasing the highlights of your property.

I had a feeling it would be something like that what you described.As Spencer said consider it a lesson learned, try to exhaust all free resources first like youtube videos, BP blogs/webinars, articles.

But its your call, I first suggest you get yourself educated by asking questions here, listening to podcasts, reading books, watching videos and deciding on your strategy before jumping in.

After I got married, we didn't have enough money to hire people to fix things, so I read books, watched YouTube videos, and got advice on how to fix stuff. 

We video the property right before a tenant moves in.