I think I got beside myself since I was looking for the best option given my lifestyle today.My time would be early mornings, weekends, and evenings to work around my fulltime job.

Did they indicate that the house has features that would match their lifestyle?

@Joseph Gozlan, my wife and I fly down to attend the Lifestyles Unlimited-hosted Wealth and Passive Income Expo in the spring in Houston.  

This property might be a great fit with your lifestyle or you really like it for some reason.

I am not saying one approach is right and one is wrong just that the correct choice is an individual choice based on their life style, time commitments, etc.

In most cases, people with a serious criminal history may not be the best tenants.Personal CircumstancesThe living arrangements, jobs, family status, and other lifestyle elements of your tenant are not major factors, but these personal circumstances do tell you a great deal about a potential tenant.

Or, at the very least, 50% of the former payment.Then, either take the other 50% and tuck that in savings for down payment on a future investment property (put this in a separate account from your emergency fund) or start this after car loans are paid off.Don't just start spending that student loan payment amount on lifestyle. 

This definiteness of purpose will ensure you are not manipulated by every sakes pitch you hear in the market place.(3)NEED/WANT:- Always be specific about your required property, do you need a condo, hotel, residential bungalow etc. always go for what you need not necessary what you want.(4)LOCATION SPECIFICITY: - What location fits your lifestyle, taste and budget?

All my bitching comes down to my current lifestyle being cramped (lol) living in a tiny studio out by the airport.

And if we get to the point of Mad Max lifestyle I would have two options.