The college draws in at top dollar for events like football games and graduations etc.

I live here in Boise and have wanted to get into the game, but have been scared off by the seemingly high cost of entry. 

I was feeling a little alone in this game but clearly I'm not. 

They have already shown a recent history of not doing so (i.e. their mortgage).The double deposit is enticing because it increases skin in the game but I'd still rather have a highly qualified applicant at a lower price.

On whether this is worth getting into, it will really just depend on your strategy and end game.

The hard money lender would want to see the ARV which I would be kind of hard to pull comps on being that it’s a triplex.I know it can be a game changer for us if we are able to purchase it, or should I say WHEN we purchase it.

The flood quote from an agency is based on replacement cost of the square footage times some risk rate times their federal actuarial profit whiz bang machine.

I am a pretty big video game geek that works remotely for an indie game publisher called Raw Fury that is based in Stockholm, doing global marketing and brand strategy.

I went to high school, got my diploma also a did running start and got my AA.Then, I went and pursued starting my Bachelors in Software development and gaming development.I am about 1/3 of the way through it right now and have about two more years left to finish it.

So I am new to the real estate investing game, and my journey started back in June.