I’m a young Italian boy, I have 19 years old, and the 21th may I will start the university in Miami!

I'm still relatively new to being a landlord, so I'm looking for what is customary language in tenant leases.I've recently purchased a property with a tenant and am developing a new lease for that tenant. 

I have seen properties with bad language in the lease and the existing tenant, essentially a train wreck waiting to happen, that i have passed on buying - life is too short to take on known problems. 

I contacted a University printing lab (they'll print for anyone).  

I'm currently still in school at Iowa State University (studying construction engineering) but hope to be able to purchase my first property next year at this time before graduation in May.

Duplexes around universities in College Station/Bryan, Austin, Lubbock, San Marcos, etc. are good for older college students who want to live off-campus and pay less than they would for a brand new apartment, and provides you with a steady stream of cash flows.

I posted the job on our university's website but not even a response. 

Really refugees can come from any walk of life in their home country but they may wind up at entry level jobs here even if they were successful at home because of  lack of language skills and education that may not help them here.

Bad credit seems to be pretty universal these days.The big three credit killers are student loans, medical bills, and divorce. 

The area attracts a lot of attention due to having Walmart headquarters located here as well as the University of Arkansas.