I have a long term investor client that owns a Single Family that she rents out to students and has done really well.For your next project, be careful of doing another AirBnB.  

For the citation to the statute for moving into a 3-family see N.J.S.A. 2A:18-61.1(l)(3) - which allows eviction when the owner with three residential units or fewer to eviction when seeking to personally occupy a unit.Before filing for possession under subsection (l)(3), landlord must serve a written notice to quit at least two months prior to the proposed termination of tenancy - see N.J.S.A. 2A:18-61.2(f).

Quote from @Justin Chung: I am interested in purchasing a 3-4 BR home in Loma Linda (close to the University and hospital) and renting out the individual rooms to students and professionals of LLU.I know currently the market is not great but I was wondering:- How is the demand for housing among students / professionals?

If you're looking for original art, you could consider contacting the AP art teacher at a local high school and asking them to coordinate commissioning a student to make something for you or purchasing from a student.

If selling it would significantly reduce risk, free up capital, or help tackle high-interest debt like student loans, it might be worth considering.

I then hosted an international student which was a great experience, plus paid most of my mortgage.

My question is, should we get all student loans and personal debt paid off first or buy this second property.

I'm a soon-to-be grad student at the University of Michigan so I'm currently exploring my housing options.

I'm currently a college student set to graduate next year and have been diving into the world of real estate investing, especially interested in rental properties, BRRRR, and wholesaling.

It's based around a tenant has a legal right to "peaceful possession and privacy" which now those waters of can a landlord do video recordings or not, is it an intrusion to privacy or not, get's a whole lot more murky.