Last tenants had actually lost the only copy of the key and had to pay for a replacement of the lock from the postal service, but that's a small nightmare to arrange, so I made copies: one for each student, plus one for me, with the original staying in town with my parents. 

It's much easier to save for a downpayment and invest once you have your debt under control and you are now "house-poor".

But if the base is out in the middle of Oklahoma (like Altus, OK or Enid, OK) and (not saying they will b/c both bases have clear missions currently) but IF they did close... there aren't a lot of jobs to replace the jobs lost from the base closure....therefore renters might leave. 

But it also has "investors" who've done two deals, lost money on both but still believe they are ready to write a book on investing and ready to coach others.

HVAC/Humidity control?

Are the lender fees what they promised....for underwriting, processing, appraisal, etc.guaranteed rate is normally pretty good on fees, but there may be charges that are out of their control.  

Rehabbing it is definitely the way to go if possible because you can really control quality, but of course it's not always feasible.

Take control of your business and move on from those who fail to perform/hold up their end of the bargain.

If they're grumpy and throwing a fit, they may have a legitimate physiological need for a nap (and it is ridiculous to have developmentally inappropriate expectations of their self-control--I get cranky when I'm tired, too, even now!

If you switch out to personal name, your insurance policy is no longer covering the rightful owner - you.Also, once it is in your personal name, you have now lost the liability protection from holding in an entity, therefore, you should increase your liability insurance as a covered precaution (assuming you have other personal assets to protect).