I am in need of cash flow at this time due to my son going to college, which is why I am going to be taking large chunks out at once.

I worked for 2 years before going to college, and have managed to save around $15k.

Its about he same price as 6 credit hours at a community college.

Bates College is nearby, but it's very small and most people live on campus.

(do not fill out an application at every one) They wont be able to tell you the exact terms but can give you an idea of what you can get.I was able to get a loan working part-time ($1200/month income) in college for a $100,000 home.

A huge part of that is that, for the last 30 years or so, we've told any high school kid with half a brain that they should go get a 4-year college degree.

I'm a college student at CSULB taking a course on Family Consumer Financial Management and one of my assignments was to do an interview.

For example, if you were planning to rent it to college students who don't necessarily want a common eating area, you could turn the dining room into a 3rd bedroom.

If it's a very low level task (ie: demo) hire some college kids to help around $8-$10/hr.   

(The ONE positive thing I did, over my husband’s objections, was to start education savings plans for our children that paid for their freshman years of college.