Next semester we have lined an incredible local investor to work with him on his buy and hold properties, many of which are mobile homes.

I decided that was where I needed to be and will be taking my associate licensing exam after this semester is over. 

Local community college offers a 2-semester course, 4 months each semester, not sure of the exact cost yet, but is it even worth for me to take them?

I was one semester shy of finishing my 4 year degree at Gonzaga University, and I had cash from bonds my great great grandmother had left me when she passed.

I am active duty military and thinking about leaving the service at the end of my contract (in 5 months) to go back to school and finish my bachelors, as I only have one semester left, in which I would be using my GI bill, and savings, to get through school and enter the technology field.

I am thinking of charging $100/semester per student for these spaces, and I believe there is room in the price to charge this because of the prime location and the good condition of the apartments.The property has been cared for very well, with no major repairs needed as it went under a renovation about 2 years ago.

I explained that it is very hard for me to find people who want to move in during winter months when it is below zero and between university semesters. 

I am 22 years old, currently in my final semester of architecture school at Alfred State College (two hours south of Buffalo) and I will be attending UB for a Masters of urban planning in the fall of 2019. 

I am assuming you have been working part time at most throughout the semesters you have been in school so that 2 year income history won't look to good.

I’ve seen several four plexes for sale with 25-50% vacancy mid semester.