I am beginning my freshman year at the University of Colorado at Boulder, but am originally from Franklin Tennessee.

In all of the Fannie Mae deals I have purchased there has been language added that I can't sell for more than XX withing XX time frame and I can't get a loan greater than XX within XX time frame. 

I'm excited because since I've made up my mind I'm going at this full throttle, and since I have the universe has been giving me opportunities.

Big drivers are the hospital/healthcare presence between Sentara, Eastern Va Medical School, and the children's hospital, also easy commuting to downtown Norfolk for banking and legal, AND you're a stones throw away from the largest college in the area, Old Dominion University.

Right now I am looking into a property to rent out Its few steps from University.

The language you use is center around "assignment fees" and "non-refundable option consideration."

We only work with real estate agents but it occurred to me that maybe folks in the BP-universe may find this interesting. 

I have enough furniture in storage to furnish this house, so we will rent individual rooms until spring, then we will get the entire house re-rented for May.You can always pick-up individuals during the school year ... those who land at university as a foreign student or late admission are around for another 2-3 weeks.  

The house is a HUD in University Heights, and was listed a couple days ago.

As it was a 2/3rd mile walk from a University.