I've considered the following options but I would love to hear if there are more options I didn't think of:Install a formal exterior door in lieu/addition to the storm door (safest option, costs time and money)Leave it as is and rely on the internal-exterior door as a good enough protection (riskiest option, however the neighborhood in general is very safe)Leave it as is and don't market the sunroom as livable space.

We are also a college town.

Too expensive/homelessness/high crimes/just so-so salary but perhaps cheaper bread.I think Waikiki price is skyrocket in partial because international buyers are just buying cash in there and limited supply in the south and in the north.

Our homes are already fully booked, and given the fact that international travel restrictions are still in place, we see the demand getting even stronger. 

.- IRR (Internal Rate of Return) can be used to measure the net return generated by ALL FOUR sources (i.e.

Hello All, I am 23 year old college student who has been trying to gain as much knowledge as possible about commercial real estate in general, and in my area.

Memphis seems flooded with both local, and out of state money, even international.

I'm guessing that an MBA from Stanford or UCLA who took all the required real estate broker courses later is likely to be more qualified than somebody who only  got a real estate associate's degree from a community college.

I've done several deals internationally, most recently in Medellin, Colombia.  

I grew up visiting my grandfathers properties and learning the ropes from a young age and got to the point one of my concentrations in college was real estate and real estate finance.