I asked my lender if you would qualify for a fha loan.This was her response...Given that you have an offer letter from a job after college:“He sure can- the college counts as part of his needed 2 years experience and once he has an offer letter for work and 1 month of paystubs he can close on a home!”

. $150 used washer and then resell for $100 in a few months will probably be cheaper than a rental. 

I used Foundations Systems of Michigan for encapsulating the crawl space.Before Pictures:Repairs/upgrades: PaintVinyl FlooringPorcelain FloorsBase Boards, Casing, moldingPlugs & OutletsFixturesBlindsLED Recessed LightsInterior & Screen Doors- removed exterior doors in kitchenStainless Steel Appliances Quartz CountertopsCabinetsBacksplashHookup- New Washer/DryerNew VanityVent FansToiletsTub/ShowerGuttersChimney Caps/Tuck PointHot Water Heater- 1Encapsulated Crawl Space, Added Sump PumpFurnace- 1After Pictures:Unit A: http://smartfloorplan.com/mi/v431539/player.plUnit B: http://smartfloorplan.com/mi/v431659/player.pl RentI rented unit A for $850 and unit B for $825 fairly easily.

Front loading washer / dryer, I think LG.

My daughter turned 18 last May, prior to that my mother was her legal guardian.

My landlord has a net worth of 1.4 million (he told me while installing a new washer.)

Also, just like my washers and dryers, the lease also states continued supply and use is not guaranteed.

Also note that this post was her very first one on this site. 50% default rate?

On the other hand, she has a third person who also heard the landlord admit the fire was her fault, and there may be some report from the fire department about the cause of the fire to back that up as well.

It has a good sized and high-ceilinged basement which we replaced the windows, moved the washer and dryer area and added a bathroom.