,To play devils advocate I am pretty sure you can find somewhere on the internet that for FREE will advise pouring Apple Cider Vinegar on their eyes to cure some ailment.If Web MD publishes that and not some quack head, I would probably believe that it has some merit.

Go to the trailer and put up a flyer about your house.On rent day, go there with a box of small goodies (6 packs, small liquor bottles, candy, beef jerky, penthouse magazines, etc.). 

Timing, which regular home owners don't think about, has a huge effect in how much of a financial impact it is to buy a house.The NY Times recently wrote an article about how things are stacked so unfairly in the advantage of a house / building owner: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/09/magazine/how-ho...

I require money orders, cashier's check, or direct deposit via my web site.

Go to their web site and run the calculator.

I recommend a swing by their Web site prior to making your pitch.I also recommend emphasizing that you would be able to help the COA meet its obligations to know its future costs via a Reserve Study.  

I'm glad you mentioned that my student loans will be in deferment when I actually start the program (won't officially start it until July, but I'm studying the course material on the web in the meantime).

I found out about BP by just searching the web and like most people started reading the forums and general information shared on the website.

Im thinking of taking a Real Estate Finance course and this keeps popping up in the web.

The appraiser was looking at the county assessor web page which showed the property as 1,900 sqft, but it has been added on to since the 1920's, it's a frankenstein house at over 3,300 sqft now.