I'm attending college at a university but with a full ride scholarship, so I don't have to pay anything.

He probably charges people to ride in the same elevator at him or stand at the stall next to him.

Some parents with the wherewithal to do for themselves don't want a free ride and would gladly rent from an adult child.

With only 2 stalls, you will have to find a cost effective method of waste cleanup, feed delivery and feeding.Knowing nothing about horses, is probably not a good thing.They need daily feeding (they eat a lot--they eat like a horse), lots of water, exercise and waste removal from their stalls and from the property.They are living creatures that need daily care, with temperaments that can vary by the day.In my experience, the owners are not out cleaning waste, and feeding every day, that in my experience is handled by the stable.Lunging, clipping, washing, training for tricks and etc...as well as riding is done by the owners.To me its more of a business than an investment.Just my 2 cents.

I can't wait to see what true self driving ride share does to some of these areas.Should there be focus on building skills within the dilapidated communities to improve the area?   

Read the contract you signed and you'll have answer if you have a penalty. 7/31 is a few months away, if the penalty fee maybe more then what they are getting from you per month so may be better to ride it out.

Stop Six just landed some big grant money to improve the area...but you will need to be willing to ride it out.

You can't control the weather so be prepared when there is wind / hail / water damages.  

Sounds like you were taken for a ride by an unqualified contractor.

Stick with one and ride the wave of success with him/her.