Auburn is a great rental market thanks to the University.

Very close to a military base and it’s 3 miles from a university.

My name is Josh and I am approaching my final semester at The University of Akron, where I have been pursuing my degree in mechanical engineering.

There are plenty of options around Orlando that could work well, this is just one that would be much easier to rent by the room because of the University.

@Christian Albright If you're committed to S/SE Denver, I would look around Wash Park, Denver University, and near the hospitals (University of Colorado Hospital in Aurora) for neighborhoods catering to young professionals. 

You can often buy your rate down into the 4% range with a couple lender points paid at close.A Bank or Credit union could probably get you 4.0% on a 10-yr term amortized over 25 years - but expect a full-doc and global DTI underwrite to obtain bank or credit union financing.

Hard money loans often don't have the global cash flow requirements that other loans have, in part because the cost is higher, and in part because the loan terms are shorter.For example, the key criteria that a hard money lender might be focused on are;1. liquidity2. deal quality3. borrower experienceBecause the term lengths of hard money loans are often 18 months or less, it matters more what liquidity you have available to support the interest payments, how good of a deal you have, and how likely it is that you'll be able to perform.Hope this helps,Michael

@Thomas MoranI think the Greenville market is a strong market with the hospital and university anchoring the economy.

I have recently graduated from Clemson University with minimal loans.

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