I'm currently a junior in college, studying physics and engineering.

Being uninformed could be disastrous.Location and proximity to something fun (i.e. bars/football stadiums) is much more important than amenities in my experience. 

The property was physically in decent shape but the management was horrible. 

I recently graduated physical therapy school and I'm going to be working as a travel therapist.

Look for something in at least a C to provide you with any type of positive result that will provide you with a desire to do prop #2.IF you are crazy/daring/foolish/brave enough to take it on, at the VERY LEAST, bring a full scale licensed contractor (not one you found on CL) to physically walk the property and provide you a bid for the restoration project.Best of luck to you!

They could be considered A class depending on what else the location has to offer in addition to physical condition.

I do not rent to tenants that make legal or physical threats.

A physical key they have to exert effort to give it to someone.

My daughter is a Physics student. 

I wanted to get into notes because it’s not as “physical hands on” as a day to day rental.