If you're going to rack up thousands upon thousands of dollars of debt to get the degree then dropping out may be something to consider because like I said before a degree isn't really going to help too much as a real estate investor. 

Even though it can be nerve racking sometimes,I know what the light at the end of the tunnel can hold for me and my family.

Older, wooden houses in Tampa are termite food.

I will say that it's a little nerve racking when you get everyone showing up at the same time.

He could fit a full sized fridge in the back of one, and full sheets of plywood or sheet rock on the roof rack.  

As a landlord this is not great but- remember- if they hang around and rack up a few months of rent, that debt may not be discharged in the bankruptcy and you might be able to collect on them!

Just keep picking at the center part of it to loosen it, consider removing the little wooden bobbers by either untying the knots that hold them or cutting the string and retying them on later- if those are out of the way it becomes easier.  

Not just the broiler function that cooks stuff on the top rack at an extra high heat.Yeah, an oven I use a few times a week  The broiler part, rarely.

The door in your picture is an old solid wooden door, likely with a built-to-size frame/jamb.  

Maybe a towel rack to the left of the sink.