I never even see my guests.

I have been in the military the past 5 years on part time status and been having hard time getting approved with a conventional loan, because of the training events interfering with a stable W2 income.

If anyone can give you a correct number on vacancy rates, then they might've struck a gold mine!

I would be careful not to exclude potential tenants on the basis of their marital status. 

Of course other factors might be in place like your debt to income and your employment status.  

He who has the gold makes the rules.

The less well paid leave, but there are always more than enough of the ones who can afford to stay, and they stay (those with the gold get to choose.).

Also, while you can probably pick up a blank quit claim deed from Office Depot or online, and get the county to record it, there are a number of reasons you might want to pay an attorney a couple hundred bucks.I commonly see errors with vesting, marital status, witnesses and homestead ,prepared years ago and now clients are paying big bucks (for quiet title or probate) to fix the mistakes that could have been avoided. 

The real first question is your residency status, how long have you been in the US?

Hello Nancy,Yes, the college admissions would be a great place to seek answers, or additional resources.It's been a while since I have been in college; however, NC Universities required the student to live in our great state for at least (1) year before obtaining a NC residency status back then.