My husband and I want to begin our journey into real estate investing and I thought it would be a good thing to study and get my real estate license.

I'll spend some time studying it to see how / what we can make happen.

I've had some banks want yoy to own it with tenants for a year or two to prove the income.

We only communicate through email, so yes proving the combativeness would be simple once the email exchanges are reviewed by the arbitrator.

I am in college studying accounting, I work in a restaurant and as a German teacher making $2000 a month, my credit started 6 months ago and is 690.

You just have to prove that you are the new Owner and not the deadbeat Tenant that no longer lives in that property to change the light into another name. 

Can you share some details about your current situation: Original purchase priceDown payment / borrowed amountAny hard costs on rehab (meaning things you can prove with receipts)Current estimated valueCurrent amount owed

It is up to them to prove you are taking false deductions.

You must prove that you are going to occupy one of the units as your primary home. 

I've studied the Worcester market and studied real estate investing, but unless I started doing it full time (which I can't because of my job), and continued to do it full time for years, I wouldn't be able to get the same level of expertise as people like Jeff and Brian.