I graduated from Texas Tech University in 2009 with a degree in Finance Real Estate.

Buy at the absolute low end (you'll have comps to support the offer!)

Enter destitution.This is the part where I feel like going into a long diatribe about how fcked up the healthcare system is in the USA, and the need for universal coverage.

Total monthly debt includes expenses such as mortgage payments (made up of PITI), credit-card payments, child support and other loan payments.

I have no supporters and my family thinks I should just give it up.

Either way my realtor knows I can only do one deal at a time and supports this idea of submitting multiple offers at once.

It's a hot spot for student rental. .25 miles from university but in a residential area.  

So make sure the configuration of the land supports it if thats the case.Good luck!

My Bachelor's Degree from the University of Utah is in Finance-Real Estate, and so it only made sense to get back into.I focus on residential real estate on the retail side helping clients buy and sell homes.

It would not be an easy audit, but as long as you can make the argument and support it with documentation such as emails, correspondence, faxes, etc. you would qualify.