If default shall be made as set forth above, then, in any of such cases, the Landloard may, by written notice to the Tenant, immediately declare this lease terminated, and in such event, in addition to any other action or remedy which the Landloard may have at law or in equity to recover damages or otherwise by reason of a breach by the Tenant of provisions of this lease, the Landload shall have the right to remove the Tenant by summary proceedings and thereafter the Landlord may reenter upon and take possession of the demised premises and every part thereof, either by force or otherwise, without being liable to any prosecution, action of damages therefore and have and enjoy the demised premises as of its former estate free, clear and discharges of the lease and of all the right of the Tenant hereunder; and the Tenant also shall pay to the Landlord upon demand all fees and expenses, including reasonable attorney's fees, incurred in connection with and in obtaining possession of the demised premises as aforesaid.

Yes school will bring debt but with a major like mechanical engineering, you will start off with a good salary plus engineering is always in high demand so you shouldn't have trouble finding that first job.I myself have a bachelors in electrical engineering and I'm currently working towards buying a multifamily house to "house hack".

I buy in high-demand, high-rent areas and keep expenses around 30% which nets me about $200/unit/mo.  

Welcome @Ahmed Salem, a trust worthy contractor is always in demand.

So, I have the following questions:(1) My full-time job is quite time-demanding (research related), is it possible for me to do BRRRR while doing my full-time job?

Despite this, in-office employment continues to steadily rise, resulting in even more demand by big employers for newer, high-quality office space.According to the CoStar Portfolio Strategy Forecast, the delivery of new office projects will hit its peak in 2017.

I know this can vary depending on the demands of a particular property, but I'm just looking for general thoughts on this.  

@Kathryn Grimm  btw:  Always ask ( demand kindly ) to take their contract with you; this allows compare / contrast when you have some private time.

Demand for historic Jersey City and Hudson County property continues to rise.

No debate for me on the 2nd, but operating in a respectful and business like manner is demanded.