Me , I would get it over with pay that student loan off and move ahead . 

Hello All, I’m interested in hearing some ideas that you or investors you know use to increase renewal rates with students in rental properties.I work for a student housing investor who rents to ~400 students, and with the enrollment slightly down at the school and increased competition we are brainstorming ideas to have students stay in our properties for multiple years in college.Our properties are newer construction and ahead of the curve in regards to competition, so apartment upgrades don’t give us as much pull as others would.

I would save up cash, don’t pay your mortgage down ahead of schedule and maybe refinance in a year or two.

Thanks in ahead

If days on market in those places start to systematically increase it can be the first sign of a correction 1-2 years ahead. 

A friend called him about it and previewed it himself, then told Cuban about it, and Cuban liked the pics and just decided to buy itIf there was a deal that was going for 5-10% of its rough value in a neighborhood im familiar with, then i might go ahead and buy it sight unseen, but then again not because most likely theres a massive sinkhole or some disaster with the property.I once saw a house literally split into TWO, and someone thought it was a good idea to buy it for $10,000 to rehab

So I just went ahead and got one last year for $450.

(I'll go ahead and underline the "base salary" component, and drop city name keywords for you so folks see that part, don't mind me)

These are both huge events for us and looking ahead, the prices haven't really budged.In the end, no one will know this better than you.

It's a matter of staying ahead of them and keeping up with monitoring.