Use escrow instructions.2. find a tenant buyer, screen for Ability to Repay Rules (see CFPB site)3. enroll tenant buyer into Credit Enhancement (not just repair old marks, get new ones too). 

I am enrolled in a real estate licensing class at our local real estate company. 

I was in dual enrollment in high school so I did get my AA which is really nothing nowadays.

@Sean Edgar Thanks for your input, will def look for those leads, and Property Radar doesn't work for FL, I tried and even enrolled then had to ask for refund, they say they are thinking of expanding so lets see..

The one weak point for tech would be that the Big 12 (a huge selling point for the school) is dying so they may not be a part of a major athletic conference after 2025, and that could hurt enrollment. 

I am enrolled in college and currently taking a course to receive my license in FL

Enroll in one of the more reputable wealth building classes/seminars with proven results.

I agree with other posters, that this course your enrolled in would be spending money you be better off saving for investments.  

Some of the primary economic drivers include Marion General Hospital, Cafe Valley, a GM transmission plant, and the small campus of Indiana Wesleyan University (a little under 3,000 enrolled).

I am enrolled in real estate courses, signed up for Habitat for Humanity, have a little over $3,000 saved, and I don't have a typical job where I can go to the bank and get a loan (independent insurance adjuster--not a 9-5...work off contracts).