Mira Mesa Sales/Rentals

[nostradamus]

That’s true, there are many mini-dorms in those areas but I don’t know whether they are students. Some of them are just people in low-paying jobs (I know several who live in these). I guess it’s one way people manage to afford living in SD.

[HereWeGo]

That’s nice. Students always treat “dorm” properties with such TLC.

[HereWeGo]

That’s nice. Students always treat “dorm” properties with such TLC.

[HereWeGo]

That’s nice. Students always treat “dorm” properties with such TLC.

[HereWeGo]

That’s nice. Students always treat “dorm” properties with such TLC.

[HereWeGo]

That’s nice. Students always treat “dorm” properties with such TLC.

[enron_by_the_sea]

I once lived very close to this one at 7454 Sean Taylor. It definitely does not have 6 bedrooms. (all houses on that street top out at 4bed/2100sq.ft)

It was a nice house but there are many houses rented to UCSD students on that steet. While they do make a little bit of noise on Fridays once in while, usually I found them to be a good lot.

The biggest complaint was parking. There were way too many cars parked on that street (Also people on that steet had boats, toys, hummers and garages full of junk). For visitors it was very difficult to find parking.

[enron_by_the_sea]

I once lived very close to this one at 7454 Sean Taylor. It definitely does not have 6 bedrooms. (all houses on that street top out at 4bed/2100sq.ft)

It was a nice house but there are many houses rented to UCSD students on that steet. While they do make a little bit of noise on Fridays once in while, usually I found them to be a good lot.

The biggest complaint was parking. There were way too many cars parked on that street (Also people on that steet had boats, toys, hummers and garages full of junk). For visitors it was very difficult to find parking.

[enron_by_the_sea]

I once lived very close to this one at 7454 Sean Taylor. It definitely does not have 6 bedrooms. (all houses on that street top out at 4bed/2100sq.ft)

It was a nice house but there are many houses rented to UCSD students on that steet. While they do make a little bit of noise on Fridays once in while, usually I found them to be a good lot.

The biggest complaint was parking. There were way too many cars parked on that street (Also people on that steet had boats, toys, hummers and garages full of junk). For visitors it was very difficult to find parking.

[enron_by_the_sea]

I once lived very close to this one at 7454 Sean Taylor. It definitely does not have 6 bedrooms. (all houses on that street top out at 4bed/2100sq.ft)

It was a nice house but there are many houses rented to UCSD students on that steet. While they do make a little bit of noise on Fridays once in while, usually I found them to be a good lot.

The biggest complaint was parking. There were way too many cars parked on that street (Also people on that steet had boats, toys, hummers and garages full of junk). For visitors it was very difficult to find parking.

[enron_by_the_sea]

I once lived very close to this one at 7454 Sean Taylor. It definitely does not have 6 bedrooms. (all houses on that street top out at 4bed/2100sq.ft)

It was a nice house but there are many houses rented to UCSD students on that steet. While they do make a little bit of noise on Fridays once in while, usually I found them to be a good lot.

The biggest complaint was parking. There were way too many cars parked on that street (Also people on that steet had boats, toys, hummers and garages full of junk). For visitors it was very difficult to find parking.

[EconProf]

BobS
In years past I’ve rented apartments and townhouses to both UCSD students and SDSU students. I found there was a HUGE difference in renting to these two very different groups, with the latter being, ahem, difficult, and the former being just great. Sample size of about 40 SDSU students and 80 UCSD students over 8 years.

[EconProf]

BobS
In years past I’ve rented apartments and townhouses to both UCSD students and SDSU students. I found there was a HUGE difference in renting to these two very different groups, with the latter being, ahem, difficult, and the former being just great. Sample size of about 40 SDSU students and 80 UCSD students over 8 years.

[EconProf]

BobS
In years past I’ve rented apartments and townhouses to both UCSD students and SDSU students. I found there was a HUGE difference in renting to these two very different groups, with the latter being, ahem, difficult, and the former being just great. Sample size of about 40 SDSU students and 80 UCSD students over 8 years.

[EconProf]

BobS
In years past I’ve rented apartments and townhouses to both UCSD students and SDSU students. I found there was a HUGE difference in renting to these two very different groups, with the latter being, ahem, difficult, and the former being just great. Sample size of about 40 SDSU students and 80 UCSD students over 8 years.

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