Hello @Justin Thiesse:You want to make sure that fire truck can get in there and make the turns into the aisles (anything else but a semi will probably have a smaller turning radius).If you look online you should be able to find the dimensions or a graphic of a fire truck turning radius:So you want it to be able to make a 90 degree turn into your aisle and be able to get into and out of the property.

It was a cute 100 year old cottage near the town square of Marietta, GA, my favorite place I have lived outside of Europe.

Kingston is very small, cute, and quiet.

I would try to work with the tenant and make a payment plan to get the higher deposit or increase the rent to market value (If your market support it) and not asking for extra deposit.I have a 7 month old puppy in my own house and when she was younger she did some damage (Chew some drywall and trim (But she's still cute :) )) but she grew out of that phase.

And yes, forget all the cute stuff. 

I am not particularly excited about the layout and graphics.

This is all based on my research and what I think would be most viable to me as of now, I would even love to meet REI's and potential partners for the near future (wholesaling or not I plan on being financially free no matter my path and acquiring properties) I have graphic design and video editing experience, would love to trade work to any REI's in the Asheville area in exchange for knowledge and help.

You don't need to have a company name but some graphics or a few words about what you do to make it interesting.

Nothing in this price range offered any details like up-to-date color pallets, shiplap siding, butcher block-like counters, black and white cabinets or cute coat cubbies.

If you do, how about expanding on your current idea by getting a cute little house near your school and trying it as a short term rental on Airbnb?