@James WiseHaha it’s definitely counter intuitive!

Multi-billion-dollar companies like Blackrock don't make decisions based on intuition and innuendo.

But, better to think through all of this now and ask questions rather than just jump into something based on intuition or just one perspective.

They make you believe that economy is on the upswing, but my intuition tells me that that is merely disinformation.Taking Risk. 

@Neil Sinha It is counter intuitive, but oftentimes the 2nd is a different department within the lender and does not bid at the auction.

Once you have multiple options that can meet your needs, then you get to weigh these options in what you want... whatever option has the highest weight should determine the best possible choice for you... at that point, it's worth doing the risk analysis to help compare this risks associated with each option and take that into consideration before making a final decision.That said don't rule out the parts of these decisions that are more right brained, intuitive, creative, and sometimes seemingly crazy to everyone else.

It looks fairly easy to use and very intuitive.

Buying her house and letting her rent it will be the target regardless of any break in tuition as this will help her offset the costs long term.I was not trying to cheat the system, merely trying to figure out that how this native born Coloradian would like to return home, be a resident again, and going to college full time does not seem to work without domicile, so a property might be the ticket.I'm going to pursue this topic more as it does not hurt to help her setup her new life in Colorado and allow her to try to come out of college without 160K in debt.

@Jared Rine's intuition is 100% spot on.

It's good to have your insight, and that makes intuitive sense because having people unrelated to you under the same roof is inherent in Airbnb.