L et’s be real — securing a place to live as a college student can be a pain. Unless you start your search before your first round of exams in the fall, you have to make quick decisions in the housing game or someone else will snatch up your perfect place. In my experience, most of the 50,000 students at UT have signed leases by November for the following academic year. They’ve already dealt with traversing around the city to see multiple spaces and deciphering the realty jargon and legal obligations before inking their names onto the agreements.
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