Unfortunately we were in the process of making the purchase toward the end of the semester at a time we're most students already have their housing lined up for the next semester.

I will be switching on and off of co-ops every semester to make income, and my tuition is covered by scholarships and my parents.

This way she can leave her stuff there and go home to Chicago and just come back when the new semester starts. 

For the multi-bedroom units, I’d try tapping into student orgs, campus housing boards, or even connecting with local RAs—they often know students looking for spots mid-semester.

That class was basically a semester-long discussion of S corporations, LLCs and trusts.But back to the two random comments:1.

The timing isn't great since the spring semester is almost over.

If you think an instructor might be able to walk into some accredited college or university next semester and teach that subject in the business department, they may be qualified, if not, they really lack the expected standards adopted in this country in teaching some business aspect.

I am taking one a semester, so it will be two years.

@Michael Plante my tenants pay monthly (although I have heard of others in various markets charging by the semester or year)

His team is adding a course on buying businesses, and they are also working on adding Real Estate College Semesters and learning badges.