But, it's in an area that is highly desirable, really close to the French Quarter, and is at a VERY good price (less than 175k). 

I also occasionally email landlords and FSBOs with a simple non-spammy email to see if they might consider a lease option ...thats it...nothing special.I have studied the CL marketing methods used by a lot of "educators" and people who sell/provide training or courses and have experimented with many ways to both post ads and email/text people who have ads already posted.If any other members like Keith & Shannon French, Joe McCall, John Jackson, Will Velazquez etc... read this, I would really appreciate your ideas or input!

With LO to LO, who is responsible for taxes/insurance?

I would love to know which graduate programs you are considering.As an aside, post bac sounds like a French expression to me.

You may need to ask the LO to check with their supervisor or underwriting.https://www.fanniemae.com/content/guide/sel040913.pdfI quickly found from googling that Royal United Mortgage does them, and they seem to lend across the country:https://www.royalunitedmortgage.com/blog/2012/01/friday/cash-out/cash-out-refinance-available-sooner-under-delayed-financing-ruleOthers on BP have reported having success getting this done.

Telling the PM that a percentage of whatever we receive can go back to the landlord as a convenience fee only enraged the PM further and I was told to (please pardon my French) f*ck off.I understand the you can't receive any money regarding real estate without a license (Depending on the state, and in ours you do).

I just installed French drains on the outside of my house and have it connected into the 4 inch pipe that the gutters run...

I'm assuming this will require a french drain system but am looking for alternatives or advice on the matter.

In the infamous words of a great french lady I had for tenant (in her broken English)..."

Haha, for those that don't know it's a celebration of the French burning down the castle (three times!)