And while overall confidence in the market has improved, uncertainty around where interest rates are headed next is still keeping many decision-makers cautious.

It's great that you're an alum, you've got a head start on understanding the market and a tenant's perspective.I've been a student housing specialist in Binghamton for almost ten years and have seen a lot of changes over that time.

You technically don’t need to give notice to enter common areas since those aren’t part of the tenant’s leased premises, but it’s still best practice to give a heads-up if you’ll be doing something disruptive (repairs, inspections, etc.).If tenants are using common spaces for personal storage or plugging in appliances, that’s definitely something you should address.

I was juggling comps, lenders, title issues, you name it - all in my head.

An exception would be a C neighborhood that is rapidly transitioning to a B hood.

Super excited about this but i want to keep a clear head.

One to keep them honest.Occasionally, I pay a small “heads-up tip” for catching issues early.

A last key aspect to the value of this right now is the very rapid erosion of purchase power in the dollar.

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But is this a head fake?