Maintenence implies the day to day costs are higher, that really depends on the quality, age, structure and previous upkeep.

My biggest tenant damage was from a 23 year old recent college graduate with over a 700 fico who always paid the rent on time.

-Are landlords charging a little more if there's a shed at the property and a tenant wants to use it for storage purposes?

I want to make money while I attend college to help pay for college and to save to start a business down the line. 

I want to make money while I attend college to help pay for college and to save to start a business down the line. 

It was previously my primary residence before renting it out.  

By the end of program they own a part of a building in their own community in which their profits go toward their college education.

I am now looking to do the closing but the trustee mentions that the previous owner is trying to sue the bank and they are not allowing to do the closing.

I'm not married, but will be in the next year to a college professor who had no debt and no savings, (although will be saving about 1,000/mo going forward now that his student loans are paid off).  

The exception (according to previous SEC attorney's post here on BP) is if you raised that from a single person.