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Homes for Sale Near Temple University

Review active homes for sale within 3 miles of Temple University's campus. Select a listing to view details, or inquire about a specific property.

8 representative buy scenarios

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0.3 miles from campus

Townhome · North Philadelphia

4 bd 3 ba 1,850 sqft$449,900

Four-bedroom, three-bathroom renovated townhome north of Temple, approximately 0.4 miles from campus. The bedroom-to-bathroom ratio supports a student plus up to three roommates in a market where per-bedroom rent can meaningfully offset ownership costs. North Philadelphia's proximity to Temple's main campus provides easy commutes.

For Sale
1 / 4

0.7 miles from campus

Townhome · Spring Garden

3 bd 2 ba 1,350 sqft$340,000

Three-bedroom, two-bathroom townhome south of Temple in Spring Garden, approximately 0.9 miles from campus. A practical price point in a neighborhood with growing residential appeal. Its location south toward Center City gives students ready access to both Temple and downtown Philadelphia.

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0.9 miles from campus

Townhome · Poplar

3 bd 2 ba 1,420 sqft$310,000

Three-bedroom, two-bathroom townhome in the Poplar neighborhood, approximately 0.9 miles southwest of Temple. An accessible entry-level price point with strong rental appeal near the university. Its location off the Vine Street corridor connects residents to Center City and the fairmount greenway.

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1.1 miles from campus

Townhome · Olde Kensington

3 bd 2 ba 1,480 sqft$385,000

Three-bedroom, two-bathroom townhome in Olde Kensington, approximately 1.2 miles northeast of Temple. The three-bedroom layout supports a student and one or two roommates. Transit access along the Girard corridor links this neighborhood to both Temple and the Fishtown dining scene.

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1.3 miles from campus

Single-Family · Fishtown

3 bd 3 ba 1,800 sqft$520,000

Three-bedroom, three-bathroom single-family home in lower Fishtown, about 1.2 miles southeast of Temple. A one-to-one bedroom-to-bathroom ratio offers privacy for a student and roommates while delivering strong equity potential in one of the city's fastest-appreciating neighborhoods.

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1.4 miles from campus

Townhome · Fishtown

3 bd 2 ba 1,520 sqft$425,000

Three-bedroom, two-bathroom brick townhome in Fishtown, approximately 1.4 miles east of Temple. One of Philadelphia's most desirable residential corridors, Fishtown offers strong resale appeal and vibrant walkable dining and nightlife near Girard Avenue. The three-bedroom layout suits a student household with roommates.

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1.6 miles from campus

Townhome · Brewerytown

3 bd 1 ba 1,250 sqft$265,000

Three-bedroom, single-bathroom townhome in Brewerytown, approximately 1.7 miles west of Temple. The lowest-priced three-bedroom for-sale listing in this data set, offering a conservative entry scenario close to Fairmount Park and the Girard corridor. A pragmatic option for a budget-conscious parent buyer.

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2.1 miles from campus

Single-Family · Brewerytown

5 bd 3 ba 2,200 sqft$545,000

Five-bedroom, three-bathroom renovated single-family home in northwest Brewerytown, approximately 2.4 miles from Temple. The five-bedroom layout supports a student plus up to four roommates, creating a substantial roommate-offset scenario. Proximity to Fairmount Park offers recreation and green space.

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Built Around the Temple University Housing Decision

Families and investors do not search for generic housing. They search around a specific school, a specific timeline, and a specific decision. This market page organizes the major paths around Temple University.

Parents

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Investors

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Independent college housing market review covering parent rent-vs-buy analysis, student-rental investment evaluation, DSCR financing review, seller timing, and local real estate professional connection for the Temple University / Philadelphia market.

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Parent Rent vs. Buy

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Student-Rental Demand

~80% Off Campus

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NEIGHBORHOODS

Compare Neighborhoods Near Temple

Compare four Philadelphia neighborhoods by proximity to the Temple campus, housing type, buyer fit, and practical considerations before focusing your search.

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Near Campus

North Philadelphia / Cecil B. Moore

19121 / 19122 · Walkable to campus

The neighborhoods of North Central and Cecil B. Moore directly around the Temple campus along Broad Street, with student apartments, rowhomes, and campus facilities. It is the closest, most direct student residential zone.

Housing MixRow homes, student apartments, and mixed housing
Best FitStudents and faculty wanting the closest walk to campus
Watch ForNorth Philadelphia is evolving with campus investment
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Row homes in a gentrifying urban district
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Fairmount / Franklintown

19130 / 19123 · Short drive to campus

Fairmount and the adjacent Franklintown and Art Museum area, south of campus, with brick row homes, cafe culture, and the triangle streets. It draws graduate students, faculty, and professionals who want character within a short drive of Temple.

Housing MixBrick row homes and apartments near the museum corridor
Best FitBuyers and professionals wanting a trending, walkable urban district
Watch ForFairmount has gentrified and pricing has risen
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Modern residential and restaurants in a creative district
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Northern Liberties / Fishtown

19122 / 19123 · Short drive to campus

The celebrated creative neighborhoods of Northern Liberties and Fishtown, with warehouses converted to lofts, breweries, and an active restaurant scene. A short drive or subway from Temple, they are favorites for students and young professionals.

Housing MixLofts, condos, apartments, and row homes
Best FitYoung professionals and students wanting a dynamic creative district
Watch ForNorthern Liberties and Fishtown are competitive and trendy
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Historic homes on a tree-lined street
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East Falls

19129 · Short drive to campus

The Wissahickon Hills neighborhood of East Falls, with historic homes, villas, and the Schuylkill River and parks, just northwest of Temple. It gives families and faculty a historic, parklike setting a short drive from campus.

Housing MixHistoric single-family homes and villas in a river-park setting
Best FitFamilies and faculty wanting historic character and green space
Watch ForEast Falls inventory is limited and sought-after
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Each path focuses on a different set of questions — parent purchase, investment cash flow, seller review, or financing options near Temple University.

Parents

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For families evaluating whether to rent student housing or buy a campus-area property near Temple University, the review focuses on ownership horizon, roommate income potential, maintenance responsibility, resale options, and financing.

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Investors

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For investors evaluating a college-town rental near Temple University, the review focuses on rental demand, management complexity, lease timing around the academic calendar, student-housing durability, DSCR considerations, and exit strategy.

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Sellers

Evaluate sell, refinance, or hold

For owners of campus-area properties near Temple University, the review focuses on timing, buyer demand, rental performance, refinancing options, cash-out potential, and whether the property should be held or brought to market.

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For borrowers, the review focuses on financing paths for campus-area properties near Temple University, including purchase loans, refinancing, cash-out, and DSCR options when applicable.

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Why Temple University / Philadelphia deserves its own review

Temple University enrolls approximately 33,000 students in North Philadelphia. As a large public university in an urban setting, Temple generates substantial demand for off-campus student housing. The market serves parent buyers evaluating purchase near campus in specific blocks and neighborhoods, student-rental investors assessing block-by-block returns, and sellers reviewing exit strategies — all in one of the nation's largest city housing markets.

Parent rent-vs-buy considerations

Temple parents considering a purchase in North Philadelphia should account for block-by-block property condition, Philadelphia property taxes, insurance costs, roommate rent potential, and after-graduation plans. Temple-area housing requires neighborhood-level due diligence — conditions can vary significantly within short distances.

Investor rental-property review

Temple's student-rental market is well-established but block-by-block. Investors should review rent-by-room scenarios, property condition, security considerations, Philadelphia rental regulations, Lead Certificate requirements, and DSCR underwriting on a property-specific basis.

Seller and exit-strategy review

Temple-area sellers serve a unique buyer pool: parent buyers, student-rental investors, and Philadelphia residents. Block location, rental history, property condition, and Lead Certification status all affect how a property is positioned.

Financing pathways

Borrowers near Temple may explore parent-purchase, investment-property, DSCR, or refinance options. Philadelphia property taxes and rowhome-specific insurance should be carefully factored into ownership cost reviews.

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Market Snapshot

Temple University / Philadelphia housing data

Public data sources for evaluating college-area housing decisions. Not investment advice. Not a guarantee of rental income, appreciation, or loan approval.

Last updated: 2026-06-30

University Demand

33,000

Total Enrollment

24,900

Undergraduate

8,100

Graduate

5,000

First-Year Class

85%

Retention Rate

52%

4-Year Graduation Rate

SourceOfficial University Facts — Temple University · Fall 2024

On-Campus vs Off-Campus Housing

No

First-Year Live-On Required

No

On-Campus Housing Guaranteed

76%

First-Year in Univ. Housing

24%

First-Year Off Campus / Commute

20%

All Undergrads in Univ. Housing

80%

All Undergrads Off Campus / Commute

Temple does not require first-year students to live on campus. Approximately 80% of all undergraduates live off campus in the surrounding North Philadelphia neighborhoods — one of the largest off-campus housing populations at any urban university.

SourceOfficial Common Data Set — Temple University, Section F · 2024–2025 Common Data Set

Local Housing Baseline — Philadelphia

$239,000

Median Owner-Occupied Home Value

$1,136/mo

Median Gross Rent

53.2%

Owner-Occupied Housing Rate

$1,519

Median Monthly Owner Cost (w/ Mortgage)

1,550,542

City Population

606,217

Households

SourceU.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts — Philadelphia, PA · 2020–2024 ACS 5-Year Estimates

When students typically move off campus

No

First-Year Live-On Required

No

On-Campus Housing Guaranteed

76%

First-Year Students in Univ. Housing

24%

First-Year Students Off Campus / Commute

20%

All Undergrads in Univ. Housing

80%

All Undergrads Off Campus / Commute

What this means for housing decisions

Temple does not require first-year students to live on campus. Approximately 80% of all undergraduates live off campus, creating a deep private housing market across North Philadelphia neighborhoods. Block-by-block conditions, pricing, and rental dynamics vary significantly — local review is essential.

SourceOfficial Common Data Set — Temple University, Section F · 2024–2025 Common Data Set

Parent Rent-vs-Buy Trigger

  • 3–4 years of housing needed
  • No freshman live-on requirement — immediate off-campus option
  • Most undergrads live off campus by sophomore year
  • Rent alternative: median rent $1,136/mo
  • Roommate income potential from other students
  • Ownership horizon: typically 3–5 years
  • Resale after graduation — parent/investor buyer pool
  • Property management if parent is out of town
  • Financing: second home vs investment property classification

Investor Cash-Flow Trigger

  • Strong off-campus demand — 80% of undergrads off campus
  • Rent-by-room potential near campus
  • School-year lease timing (Aug–Jul typical)
  • Turnover risk between academic years
  • Maintenance and management load
  • DSCR review: rent vs debt service
  • Local owner-occupancy rate: 53.2% — context for rental demand
  • Exit strategy: sell to parent buyer, investor, or owner-occupant

Seller / Refi / Hold Trigger

  • Current lease status and rental history
  • Campus proximity and property condition
  • Buyer pool: parents, investors, owner-occupants
  • Sell vs hold: compare net proceeds with ongoing rental income
  • Refinance / cash-out review
  • School-year timing: list before leasing season
  • Equity position and market conditions

Financing Trigger

  • Parent purchase financing (owner-occupied or second home)
  • Second-home vs investment property classification
  • Investment-property loan options
  • DSCR loan review for rental-backed properties
  • Refinance and cash-out options
  • Down payment sensitivity by loan type
  • Insurance, property tax, and HOA review

Market Analysis

What this market is best for

Every college market has a different profile. Here's how Temple University / Philadelphia breaks down by the three most common campus-area housing decisions.

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Parent Rent-vs-Buy

For families evaluating whether buying near campus makes more financial sense than four years of rent. The review covers purchase price, financing, roommate income potential, ownership costs, and after-graduation options.

Rent alternative caseCase-by-case
Campus proximity valueHigh
Resale to next buyerNiche pool
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College roommates studying with laptops in shared off-campus living space near Temple University

Student-Rental Investor

For investors evaluating campus-area rental property. The review focuses on rent-by-room scenarios, operating expenses, lease timing around the academic calendar, DSCR fit, vacancy assumptions, and long-term college-town demand.

Off-campus demandStrong
DSCR lender interestHigher
Year-round stabilityMore stable
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Seller / Refinance Decision

For owners of leased student rentals or campus-area properties evaluating whether to sell, refinance, or hold. The review covers current rental income, equity position, buyer pool composition, and refinance options.

Parent-buyer poolActive
Investor-buyer interestPresent
Best listing windowBefore leasing season
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Review Campus-Area Property Candidates Near Temple University

The map shows the types of campus-area properties commonly reviewed for parent purchases, investor rentals, seller decisions, and financing conversations. These are review candidates — for comparison, financing analysis, and local real estate expert review. Connect with a licensed professional when you are ready to evaluate actual opportunities.

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Financial Dashboard

The ownership cost stack near Temple

Campus-area ownership is never just the mortgage. Each layer below represents a real cost category that should be reviewed with a local professional. All figures are illustrative — confirm with actual quotes.

Sample Monthly Ownership Estimate

Sample Purchase Scenario

Illustrative only — not a quote or offer

$239,000

Sample price · 25% down ($59,750)

Principal & Interest (P&I)
30-yr · 7.25% · loan $179,250$1,192/mo
Property Tax
Sample ~1.2% effective rate on $239,000$239/mo
Homeowners / Hazard Insurance
Sample $2,400/yr — varies by coverage, location, carrier$200/mo
Flood Insurance
Philadelphia rowhomes — particularly older stock — require specific coverage considerations. Flood insurance may apply in certain zones. Review with a local agent.Estimate needed
HOA / Condo Dues (if applicable)
HOA restrictions are less common in the rowhome-dominant Temple area but should be reviewed for condo conversions.Confirm per property
Utilities / Internet
Sample estimate — electric, water, internet, varies by provider and usage$250/mo
Maintenance Reserve
Sample ~1% of home value/yr — covers roof, HVAC, appliances, repairs$199/mo
Property Management (if rented)
Sample ~8% of gross rent — leasing, maintenance coordination, rent collection$91/mo
Estimated Total Monthly Payment

Sample — confirm with actual quotes from local providers

$2,171/mo

Vs. $1,136/mo median rent — Philadelphia

Sample estimate — not financial, tax, legal, or lending advice. Actual costs vary by property, location, insurance carrier, tax assessment, management provider, HOA covenants, and loan terms. Every figure above should be confirmed with a licensed local professional. This is an educational illustration, not a projection or guarantee.

Neighborhood Logic

Campus-area living logic

Campus-area housing isn't just about distance to the quad. These eight factors drive demand, rentability, resale value, and ownership experience near Temple.

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Distance & Proximity

Properties within 1 mile of campus command premium rent and resale interest. Beyond 3 miles, buyer and tenant pools shift toward local residents.

Roommate Demand

Per-bedroom rent structure is common near campus. Properties with the right bedroom count and layout attract student tenants and parent buyers alike.

Property Condition

Student-rented homes face more wear. Condition at purchase affects maintenance costs, insurance, and resale. Inspection is essential — not optional.

Internet & Connectivity

Reliable high-speed internet is non-negotiable for student tenants. Confirm provider availability and speeds before purchasing.

Safety & Neighborhood

Campus-adjacent neighborhoods vary in safety profile, lighting, and tenant mix. Review Philadelphia police data and walk the neighborhood at different times.

Resale Demand

The exit matters. Campus-area homes sell best to the next parent buyer or investor. Market to the right pool at the right time in Philadelphia.

Parking & Access

On-street parking near campus is often restricted. Driveway or off-street parking adds real value for tenants and buyers in Philadelphia.

Property Management

Several property management companies serve the Temple/North Philadelphia market. Management costs vary by property condition and service level.

These factors are directional for Philadelphia campus-area properties. Each property should be reviewed individually.

Setup Checklist

Before you buy near Temple

The ownership decision doesn't end at closing. These six setup steps are commonly overlooked and can materially change the cost and experience of owning near campus.

1

Lock in insurance early

Get actual quotes for homeowners/hazard insurance and flood insurance before you commit. In some PA markets, the combined cost can materially change the monthly ownership estimate.

2

Confirm HOA rules and rental restrictions

HOA restrictions are less common in the rowhome-dominant Temple area but should be reviewed for condo conversions.

3

Check internet provider availability

Not every address near Temple has access to high-speed internet. Student tenants require reliable connectivity. Confirm what providers service the specific property and what speeds are available before buying.

4

Plan move-in and furniture logistics

If the purchase is timed for a lease turnover window (Temple's fall semester begins in late August; spring begins in mid-January. Student leases typically align with the academic calendar.), furniture delivery, storage, and move-in services should be lined up in advance. The student leasing cycle is tight and unforgiving.

5

Set up utilities and student-friendly billing

Electric, water, gas, internet, and trash service should be transferred and active before tenants arrive. Consider how utilities will be billed — landlord-paid with rent adjustment, or tenant-paid with setup support.

6

Budget for maintenance from day one — in Philadelphia

Student-occupied properties see more wear than owner-occupied homes. Budget at least 1% of the property value per year for maintenance — roof, HVAC, appliances, flooring, paint — and have a local handyman or management company identified before closing.

Campus Ownership Setup

Before you own near Temple

Campus-area properties often involve setup items beyond the purchase price. Review the local services that may affect ownership, rental readiness, and student move-in.

Property Management

Review leasing, maintenance, rent collection, and student-rental management near campus.

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HOI / Hazard / Flood Insurance

Review homeowners, hazard, landlord, and flood insurance needs for a campus-area property.

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Moving / Storage

Coordinate move-in, student storage, furniture, and parent logistics near campus.

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Internet Provider

Review student-friendly internet availability and setup options near campus.

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College housing questions in Philadelphia

Answers to the most common questions about Temple-area housing.

1Should parents rent or buy near Temple University?

Temple parents should compare four years of North Philadelphia rent with ownership costs including mortgage, Philadelphia property taxes, insurance, maintenance for older rowhomes, and management. Roommate rent from other Temple students can reduce net ownership cost. Block-level review of property values and rental comps is essential.

2Can a student rental near Temple work as an investment?

Student rentals near Temple benefit from consistent demand and relatively accessible acquisition prices. Investment success depends on block-by-block due diligence, property condition, rent collection, Lead Certification compliance, Philadelphia operating costs, and financing terms.

3Can DSCR financing be used near Temple University?

DSCR loans may apply to Philadelphia investment properties where projected rental income supports debt service per lender guidelines. Rent, expenses, and DSCR thresholds should be reviewed with a licensed loan officer familiar with Philadelphia County.

4Should I sell or hold near Temple University?

Temple-area owners should assess rental income history, block-level market conditions, equity position, Lead Certification status, and refinancing options before deciding to sell or hold.

5Is CollegeHousing.ai affiliated with Temple University?

No. CollegeHousing.ai is an independent real estate and financing information platform and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Temple University. University names are used for geographic and informational reference only.

What a Review Looks Like

Sample review outcome

Every property and situation is different. This sample illustrates the type of analysis you might receive — not a real review and not a guarantee of any specific outcome.

SAMPLE

Illustrative Review — Temple / Philadelphia

3-Bedroom Townhome · 1.2 miles from campus

Sample — Not a Real Listing
Sample Purchase Price

$239,000

Illustrative — varies by property

Monthly Ownership Est.

$1,631/mo

Sample P&I + Tax + Insurance

Est. Roommate Income

$682/mo

2 roommates at sample rent

Net Monthly Difference

$949/mo

Ownership cost minus roommate contribution

4-Year Rent Avoided

$54,528

Sample at median rent × 48 months

After-Graduation Options

Sell · Refinance · Hold

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FINANCING

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  • Parent-purchase financing
  • DSCR and investor loan options
  • Refinance and equity reviews
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Property Manager

Property Management

Leasing and Property Management

Local leasing and property-management support for owners of campus-area rental properties.

  • Tenant screening and leasing
  • Rent collection and maintenance
  • Move-in and move-out coordination
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INSURANCE

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Insurance Agent

Insurance reviews for parent-owned homes, condos and rental properties near campus.

  • Homeowners and condo coverage
  • Landlord and rental-property policies
  • Flood, liability and umbrella considerations
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Guides Worth Reviewing

Related College Housing Guides

Use these guides to review housing decisions near Temple University before comparing properties, financing, rental demand, or local expert options.

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Market Guide

Why 1, 3, and 5 Miles From Campus Matter

See how distance from campus affects walkability, rent demand, parent-buyer demand, student-rental demand, resale, and financing considerations.

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Parent Guide

Parent Rent-vs-Buy Guide for College Housing

Compare four years of rent with ownership near campus, including roommate contribution, financing structure, resale timing, and after-graduation options.

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Investor Guide

Campus Rental Cash-Flow Checklist

Review purchase price, rent-by-room income, expenses, management, turnover, lease timing, DSCR fit, and exit strategy before buying.

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Why Local Realtors Matter in College Housing Markets

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