If you are filing a F1065 and have zero experience in filing a 1065 and zero college tax education and zero work experience with taxes and zero gross receipts along with expenses, you really need to speak with a CPA.

I went to Rollins College which is a small liberal arts college majoring in Business.

Ideally building a company that my son and I can operate together (He's 12 right now) and give him options if he decides that he doesn't want to go to college like myself.  

I bought a 3/2 home in a college town about a year ago and have been fixing it up while I'm living in it.

Did a little "house hacking" in college (without even knowing the concept), have helped with flips (in the construction), and finally did my first solo flip last year.Although I'm licensed as an agent, I'm not here to be a human spammer.

We will be renting a SFH to three college students beginning in May, and would  like input on how to set up the security deposits.

I earn an extra $36,000 over the life of the loan)Total non-Principle cost to own free and clear = $82,000So in the end it costs $30K less to pay off the house if I stay with the current 15-year note, plus I cashflow the full monthly payment much sooner ( which is a big bonus for me, as this would be at about the time my son will enter college).

Anything around Sage college and you're talking $500k+ but...if you happen to find one you can get $1200 to $1700 rents.

I am a recent college graduate with a degree in mechanical engineering who has just moved to the Ann Arbor, Michigan area from Toledo, Ohio.  

John Barry - I worked for a landlord in Philadelphia who accepted a years rent upfront because an international student couldn't qualify due to not having any credit.