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Texas Woman's University · Denton, TX
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Homes for Sale Near Texas Woman's University
Review active homes for sale within 3 miles of Texas Woman's University's campus. Select a listing to view details, or inquire about a specific property.
8 homes for sale
8 representative buy scenarios
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Single-Family · Bell Place
4 bd 2 ba 1,780 sqft$285,000
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1 / 5
Single-Family · Bell Place
4 bd 2 ba 1,780 sqft$285,000
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Single-Family · Ector Park
3 bd 2 ba 1,400 sqft$230,000
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1 / 5
Single-Family · Ector Park
3 bd 2 ba 1,400 sqft$230,000
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Single-Family · West Oak
3 bd 2 ba 1,550 sqft$260,000
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1 / 5
Single-Family · West Oak
3 bd 2 ba 1,550 sqft$260,000
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Single-Family · North Bell
3 bd 2 ba 1,480 sqft$245,000
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1 / 5
Single-Family · North Bell
3 bd 2 ba 1,480 sqft$245,000
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Condo · University West
2 bd 2 ba 1,020 sqft$175,000
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1 / 5
Condo · University West
2 bd 2 ba 1,020 sqft$175,000
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Single-Family · North Locust
3 bd 2 ba 1,680 sqft$290,000
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1 / 5
Single-Family · North Locust
3 bd 2 ba 1,680 sqft$290,000
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Single-Family · Coronado Forest
4 bd 2.5 ba 2,250 sqft$330,000
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1 / 5
Single-Family · Coronado Forest
4 bd 2.5 ba 2,250 sqft$330,000
For Sale
Single-Family · Meadowlark Estates
5 bd 3 ba 2,750 sqft$365,000
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1 / 5
Single-Family · Meadowlark Estates
5 bd 3 ba 2,750 sqft$365,000
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Parents
Compare rent vs. buy near Texas Woman's University before defaulting to another year of rent.
Start Rent vs. Buy ReviewInvestors
Review campus-area rental potential, student housing demand, and financing paths.
Analyze a Campus RentalSellers
Understand whether campus-area ownership demand may support a sale, refinance, or hold decision.
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Review DSCR, conventional, refinance, and cash-out paths for campus-area property.
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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 Texas Woman's University / Denton market.
Parent Rent vs. Buy
Investor Cash Flow
Seller Review
Financing Path
Parent Rent vs. Buy
Review Candidates
Student-Rental Demand
~82% Off Campus
Local Market Contact
Available
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NEIGHBORHOODS
Compare Neighborhoods Near TWU
Compare four Denton areas by proximity to the TWU campus, housing type, buyer fit, and practical considerations before focusing your search.
Walkable to Campus
University District
76201 · Walkable to campus
The neighborhoods immediately around TWU and UNT on Denton's north side, a true recognized district of rental homes, duplexes, and apartments serving both universities. Its walk-to-campus convenience makes it the densest student housing zone in Denton.
Housing MixApartments, duplexes, and older student-rental homes
Best FitStudents and investors wanting the closest walk to campus
Watch ForOccupancy and parking vary by property; annual turnover is high
Featured Area
Historic Center
Denton Square / Courthouse
76201 · Bike or short drive to campus
Denton's historic courthouse square with restaurants, music venues, and events, framed by older homes and lofts on surrounding blocks. Its walkable character and central location make it a favorite for students, faculty, and families who like town living.
Housing MixHistoric homes, apartments, and upper-floor lofts
Best FitBuyers and renters drawn to walkable, historic town life
Watch ForPopular nightlife can bring noise near the square
Featured Area
Historic Homes
South Side Historic District
76205 · Short drive to campus
Denton's South Side, a recognized historic district of early-1900s homes south of downtown with deep porches and mature trees. Its architectural character and central location appeal to buyers who want a distinctive home within easy reach of both universities.
Housing MixHistoric early-1900s single-family homes
Best FitBuyers valuing architecture, history, and central location
Watch ForHistoric-restoration guidelines can apply to major changes
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Family Suburbs
North Lakes / Golden Triangle
76210 · Short drive to campus
North Denton's newer residential neighborhoods and developing commercial corridors west and north of the city, popular with families and commuters to the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. Its suburban schools and inventory offer a different, quieter housing choice near TWU.
Housing MixNewer subdivisions and family single-family homes
Best FitFamilies and metro commuters wanting modern homes and schools
Watch ForNorth Denton commute to campus is car-dependent
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Market Guidance
Texas Woman's University Housing Market Guides
Local guides for parents, investors, sellers, and borrowers reviewing housing near TWU in Denton.
Parent Guide
Buying Housing Near TWU: Parent Guide to Denton Campus Areas
What parents should evaluate when comparing rent, ownership, neighborhood selection, and resale potential near Texas Woman's University in Denton.
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Parent Guide
Rent vs. Buy Near Texas Woman's University
A Denton-focused rent-vs-buy guide for families comparing student rental costs against owning near TWU.
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Local Guide
Best Denton Areas to Review for TWU Housing
A local review of campus-area housing considerations in Denton neighborhoods, including areas convenient to both TWU and UNT.
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Investor Guide
TWU & Denton Student Rental Investment Guide
How investors can evaluate dual-university demand, Denton's northern DFW metroplex growth, and cash flow near TWU.
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Seller Guide
Selling a House Near Texas Woman's University
How campus-area owners can position a Denton property for parent buyers, investors, and dual-university market demand.
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Financing Guide
DSCR and Investor Financing for TWU-Area Rentals
What borrowers should know when reviewing DSCR, rental income, investor financing, and student-housing properties near TWU.
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Review Paths
Texas Woman's University Housing Review Paths
Choose the path that best matches your situation near Texas Woman's University in Denton. Each review path focuses on a different set of housing and financing questions.
Parent Rent vs. Buy Review
Compare four years of Denton rent with ownership costs near Texas Woman's University. Review roommate rent offset, financing structure, and after-graduation options.
Start Parent ReviewInvestor Cash Flow Review
Evaluate student-rental income, operating expenses, DSCR fit, vacancy assumptions, and long-term college-town demand near Texas Woman's University.
Analyze a Campus RentalSeller / Hold Review
Review whether your Denton-area property may attract parent buyers, student-rental investors, or local demand. Compare sell, refinance, and hold scenarios.
Request Property ReviewFinancing Review
Review parent-purchase, second-home, investment-property, DSCR, refinance, and cash-out financing paths for the Denton market.
Check Financing OptionsProperty Management Review
Steve Johnson, Austin Property Management Group, serves the Denton market. Review leasing, maintenance, turnover, and long-distance ownership near Texas Woman's University.
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Each path focuses on a different set of questions — parent purchase, investment cash flow, seller review, or financing options near Texas Woman's University.
Parents
Compare rent vs. buy near campus
For families evaluating whether to rent student housing or buy a campus-area property near Texas Woman's University, the review focuses on ownership horizon, roommate income potential, maintenance responsibility, resale options, and financing.
Start Parent ReviewInvestors
Review student-rental cash flow
For investors evaluating a college-town rental near Texas Woman's University, the review focuses on rental demand, management complexity, lease timing around the academic calendar, student-housing durability, DSCR considerations, and exit strategy.
Start Investor ReviewSellers
Evaluate sell, refinance, or hold
For owners of campus-area properties near Texas Woman's 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.
Start Seller ReviewFinancing
Review DSCR, refi, cash-out, and purchase options
For borrowers, the review focuses on financing paths for campus-area properties near Texas Woman's University, including purchase loans, refinancing, cash-out, and DSCR options when applicable.
Start Financing ReviewWhy Texas Woman's University / Denton deserves its own review
Texas Woman's University in Denton anchors a unique housing market in one of Texas's largest university towns. With approximately 16,000 students in a city that also hosts the University of North Texas, TWU-area real estate exists within the broader Denton student housing ecosystem. The co-location with UNT creates a dual-university rental market that is larger and more liquid than a single-university town of Denton's size.
Parent rent-vs-buy considerations
TWU parents face a Denton housing market shaped by the combined demand of two major universities totaling approximately 48,000 students. The dual-university dynamic creates a deep rental market and an active parent-buyer and investor segment. Denton's location in the northern DFW metroplex means purchase prices reflect metroplex-level demand, though they remain below Dallas and Plano levels.
Investor rental-property review
TWU-area rentals benefit from Denton's two-university ecosystem — TWU and UNT combined create a large, stable rental demand base. Denton's position in the expanding northern DFW metroplex means broader residential demand supports asset values. Investors need to review rent-by-room scenarios, dual-university demand dynamics, Denton property values, and DSCR fit.
Seller and exit-strategy review
Denton-area sellers benefit from a buyer pool that includes parent buyers from two universities, investors serving the dual-university rental market, and DFW metroplex buyers. The diverse buyer-pool profile is a strength relative to single-university markets.
Financing pathways
Borrowers near TWU may explore parent-purchase, second-home, investment-property, DSCR-based, or refinance options. Denton property costs reflect the northern DFW metroplex location, and Texas property tax should be factored into ownership estimates.
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Market Snapshot
Texas Woman's University / Denton 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: 2026-07-11
University Demand
15,842
Total Enrollment
10,512
Undergraduate
5,330
Graduate
2,118
First-Year Class
72%
Retention Rate
33%
4-Year Graduation Rate
SourceTWU Institutional Data · Fall 2024
On-Campus vs Off-Campus Housing
No
First-Year Live-On Required
No
On-Campus Housing Guaranteed
39%
First-Year in Univ. Housing
61%
First-Year Off Campus / Commute
18%
All Undergrads in Univ. Housing
82%
All Undergrads Off Campus / Commute
TWU does not require first-year students to live on campus. Approximately 82% of undergraduates live off campus, with Denton's dual-university ecosystem providing a deep and diverse rental market.
SourceOfficial Common Data Set — TWU, Section F · 2024–2025 Common Data Set
Local Housing Baseline — Denton
$333,700
Median Owner-Occupied Home Value
$1,231/mo
Median Gross Rent
45.5%
Owner-Occupied Housing Rate
$1,682
Median Monthly Owner Cost (w/ Mortgage)
161,389
City Population
59,766
Households
SourceU.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts — Denton, TX · 2020–2024 ACS 5-Year Estimates
When students typically move off campus
No
First-Year Live-On Required
No
On-Campus Housing Guaranteed
39%
First-Year Students in Univ. Housing
61%
First-Year Students Off Campus / Commute
18%
All Undergrads in Univ. Housing
82%
All Undergrads Off Campus / Commute
What this means for housing decisions
TWU does not require first-year students to live on campus. Approximately 82% of undergraduates live off campus. Denton's deep rental market — serving TWU and UNT students combined — creates abundant off-campus housing options across a range of price points.
SourceOfficial Common Data Set — TWU, 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 $1,231/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 — 82% 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: 45.5% — 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 Texas Woman's University / Denton breaks down by the three most common campus-area housing decisions.
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 caseStrong
Campus proximity valueHigh
Resale to next buyerNiche pool
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 stabilitySeasonal
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 poolNiche
Investor-buyer interestPresent
Best listing windowBefore leasing season
Next Step
Review Campus-Area Property Candidates Near Texas Woman's 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.
Important: These campus-area review candidates are for comparison, financing, and local professional review. Availability, pricing, and property details should be independently verified. CollegeHousing.ai is an independent platform and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Texas Woman's University. These are not active MLS listings.
Financial Dashboard
The ownership cost stack near TWU
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
$333,700
Sample price · 25% down ($83,425)
Principal & Interest (P&I)
30-yr · 7.25% · loan $250,275$1,664/mo
Property Tax
Sample ~1.2% effective rate on $333,700$334/mo
Homeowners / Hazard Insurance
Sample $2,400/yr — varies by coverage, location, carrier$200/mo
Flood Insurance
Texas property insurance costs vary by zone. Denton County coverage should be reviewed and factored into cost estimates.Estimate needed
HOA / Condo Dues (if applicable)
Some subdivisions and condo communities near TWU and UNT have covenants restricting rental use. Review HOA documents before purchasing.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$278/mo
Property Management (if rented)
Sample ~8% of gross rent — leasing, maintenance coordination, rent collection$98/mo
Estimated Total Monthly Payment
Sample — confirm with actual quotes from local providers
$2,825/mo
Vs. $1,231/mo median rent — Denton
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 TWU.
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 Denton 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 Denton.
Parking & Access
On-street parking near campus is often restricted. Driveway or off-street parking adds real value for tenants and buyers in Denton.
Property Management
Property management companies serve the Denton market extensively, given the dual-university student population. Multiple management options are available.
These factors are directional for Denton campus-area properties. Each property should be reviewed individually.
Setup Checklist
Before you buy near TWU
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 TX markets, the combined cost can materially change the monthly ownership estimate.
2
Confirm HOA rules and rental restrictions
Some subdivisions and condo communities near TWU and UNT have covenants restricting rental use. Review HOA documents before purchasing.
3
Check internet provider availability
Not every address near TWU 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 (TWU's fall semester begins in late August; spring begins in mid-January.), 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 Denton
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 TWU
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.
Confirm during reviewHOI / Hazard / Flood Insurance
Review homeowners, hazard, landlord, and flood insurance needs for a campus-area property.
Confirm during reviewMoving / Storage
Coordinate move-in, student storage, furniture, and parent logistics near campus.
Confirm during reviewInternet Provider
Review student-friendly internet availability and setup options near campus.
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College housing questions in Denton
Answers to the most common questions about TWU-area housing.
1Should parents rent or buy near Texas Woman's University?
TWU families should compare four years of Denton rent with ownership costs including mortgage, property tax, insurance, maintenance, and management. Denton's dual-university market means resale demand is supported by a larger buyer pool than a single-university town. The northern DFW metroplex location adds appreciation potential but also higher purchase prices than standalone college towns.
2Can a student rental near Texas Woman's University work as an investment?
Student rentals near TWU benefit from Denton's two-university ecosystem (~48,000 combined students), creating one of Texas's largest college-town rental markets. The northern DFW metroplex location provides broader residential demand. Investment success depends on purchase price, rent-by-room income, Denton property expenses, and financing terms.
3Can DSCR financing be used near Texas Woman's University?
DSCR loans may apply to Denton-area investment properties. Each property's projected rental income must support the debt service per lender guidelines. Review rent, expenses, and DSCR thresholds with a licensed loan officer.
4Should I sell or hold a property near Texas Woman's University?
Denton-area owners should evaluate current rental income, equity position, dual-university buyer demand, northern DFW metroplex market trends, Texas insurance and tax costs, and refinancing options before deciding to sell or hold.
5Is CollegeHousing.ai affiliated with Texas Woman's University?
No. CollegeHousing.ai is an independent real estate and financing information platform. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Texas Woman's University.
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 — TWU / Denton
3-Bedroom Townhome · 1.2 miles from campus
Sample Purchase Price
$333,700
Illustrative — varies by property
Monthly Ownership Est.
$2,198/mo
Sample P&I + Tax + Insurance
Est. Roommate Income
$739/mo
2 roommates at sample rent
Net Monthly Difference
$1,459/mo
Ownership cost minus roommate contribution
4-Year Rent Avoided
$59,088
Sample at median rent × 48 months
After-Graduation Options
Sell · Refinance · Hold
Review with local advisor
This is a sample illustration. It is not a real property review, not a financial projection, and not a guarantee of any specific outcome. Every property requires its own analysis with a licensed professional.
Local Professionals
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REAL ESTATE
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Realtor
Local real estate guidance for parents, investors and sellers evaluating homes and investment properties near campus.
- Parent and student housing purchases
- Campus-area investment properties
- Local listings and property sales
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FINANCING
Matt Dean
NEXA Lending
Sr. Loan Officer · NMLS 227603
Financing guidance for parent purchases, second homes and investment properties near campus.
- Parent-purchase financing
- DSCR and investor loan options
- Refinance and equity reviews
SJ
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Steve Johnson
Austin Property Management Group
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
INSURANCE
Insurance Professional
Insurance Agency
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 Texas Woman's University before comparing properties, financing, rental demand, or local expert options.
Market GuideWhy 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.
Best for: Users comparing neighborhoods around a university.
Parent GuideParent 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.
Best for: Families deciding whether buying near campus deserves a serious review.
Investor GuideCampus Rental Cash-Flow Checklist
Review purchase price, rent-by-room income, expenses, management, turnover, lease timing, DSCR fit, and exit strategy before buying.
Best for: Investors evaluating student-rental numbers.
Realtor GuideWhy Local Realtors Matter in College Housing Markets
Understand why campus neighborhoods, student-rental demand, lease cycles, property type, local rules, and resale patterns require local market expertise.
Best for: Users who need local property guidance near a specific school.
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