That is, unless you're about to tell me that there is some compelling reason I should not.Some open questions I have, while I'm thinking about the fine points of the lease:If I were in their shoes, I'd sure as heck want a lock on my dorm room door.

Dayna J.If I were in your shoes I would buy a house with because you typically can get a better deal in cash than for a financed property.

Hey there, Travis, I wasn't in your shoes long ago!

I have been in your shoes and I will be happy to give you FREE advance and help you jump into action quickly...317-645-3100

If you went out to buy a pair of shoes, and you wore size 7.  

But, putting myself in their shoes... if I were having to lock up my capital for 5 years, I'd at least want to see some cash in the meantime, or a much higher return than 8.45%.

maybe the 20k would grease the wheels to get their deal to work and you would learn from the process and split profits with them.Maybe you don't have a deal but you have 2 local investors who are also in your shoes with only 20k...  

Hi @Gary Alford,I was in your shoes a couple moths ago but you are in luck because they are easy to deal with.

Better than before, but still, the carpet was 4.5 years old and I never once wore shoes in there or ate or drank in carpeted areas.

It is now worth 105k and it has no mortgage. if you were in my shoes what would you do finance wise and business wise in order to start building a portfolio of rental properties?