It's listed at about $200k and I'm definitely thinking of doing FHA financing but I'm unsure of whether I'd qualify or not for the $200k loan even though I saved enough for the down payment and closing cost, since I only make $15k a year working part time and going to school.

Full disclosure: I lived on campus all 4 years and never rented where I went to school though probably 95% of the upperclassmen rented locally.My sibling attends a Californian university and rents a room in a duplex.

The kids are home schooled so they're always home.We had a leak which we took care of, but still not much of a difference in the bill. 

House is in one of the best school districts, and in one of the better neighborhoods. it is a 4/3 with 3200 square feet, on a full basement that is not finished but stubbed for bath. 

In the mean time , I am a school teacher with a lump of about 20-25 k and would any help or connections in the Houston area .Thanks,Corey Prevost 

New England has good school district and the property value is higher, I'm considering use the license to work as  part time buyers agent to make commission on the side.  

I plan to spend about 6-12 months in a relatively inexpensive city (anywhere in California) that is close enough to a good real estate school. 

Hi everyone, I'm a freshman in high school and 14 years old, I'm also very eager to learn a lot about real estate!

I haven't seen "self-contained" communities, i.e. communities where most of the jobs are local to the community, e.g. teachers in local schools, workers in local restaurants, etc. ever "boom".  

Looking to assist a family buying a home in Fairfield CT - good schools.