Using some leverage will allow you to greatly expand the universe of properties to potentially buy.

My name is Rajat Shrestha, I'm 18 and about start my first year of college at Colorado State University.

HelloI am a student at South Dakota State University, where I also play baseball.

I graduated with a finance degree from the University of Iowa in 2014 and worked as a financial analyst in Des Moines, IA for a while.

I am about to start my final year at Clemson University as a Financial Management major and a minor in Accounting.  

It is about 15 miles from Morgantown (where West Virginia University is) so it's hard to get $1,100 or so like you get in that area.  

I hold a MBA from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.

If your sensibilities demand a luxury (meaning anything over $40K) car less than 4-years-old with all the bells and whistles, you probably think $1M (or $150K/yr) is just barely escaping poverty.If you send your kids to public schools and in-state universities, you might be satisfied with $1M.  

They graduate from the Universities with BS degrees and not JOB's with which to save money for a down payment on a home.

The house is in a historical district, walking distance to a University, a historic Main Street area and not far from a Community College, so it's in a somewhat touristy location with a lot of potential students as well.We talked about it a little and she was on board with the idea so I posted an ad on craigslist and got an inquiry a few hours later.