~Giving people what we experience when we travel.... time to relax and recharge in a hectic lifestyle.

When the last bubble burst as a contractor , I took a week off to relax .

I am working with a PM now but seems a bit on the relax side. 

My liquidity isn't great right now either, so that is why I'm considering selling.The property in Jacksonville, FL: 3 bed/2.5 bath townhome in a community with a relaxed and cheap HOA (45$ a month, but no leases shorter than 6 months aka no STR).

You will not attract students, too congested to be able to relax or study.If you do this you should see how you can make a secure area for folks to put their things like a large lockable trunk for each person under the bed to cut down on the theft. 

They have protocols that they must follow and no room to relax any requirements based on relationships.A small bank will look and see how much and how long you have been banking with them when they take your loan into consideration.

While shopping for another property I walked in to a home with “nomadic taupe” from D&E and it was just relaxing, like I had been living in a hospital. 

People tend to be more relaxed and can focus on the conversation. 

- Add outdoor cushions and throws for comfort and a touch of homeliness.Chill Tips: - Include a hammock or swing for a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for lazy afternoons

I was actually in a similar position as you looking for property at the height of the last cycle (2006ish) ... fortunately I did NOT relax my investment standards and as result did NOT buy at that time ... when the market crashed, though, I was already educated on both REI and the local market from my search, and I happened to be sitting on a pile of cash that I'd been saving to invest.