(Murfreesboro is also a college town with Middle Tennessee State University being a large part of its growth over the past decade.)

"Oh that's just old college debt."

The building is located on Main Street in a college town, and the property manager seems really nice to work with (property managed by store owner that is the only business located in property).

I’m an engaged college student.

I am a 19 year old currently in my third year of college.

Done carpentry beyond just DIY since High School and College summer jobs and considering if getting my GC would help with rehab and build still knowing all specialized subs would be required.3rd and final wrinkle is if its worth getting a RE license for the longer term to eliminate that 3% from Buy and Sell side of numbers. 

I’ve been working at a hardware store while going to college and this is spot on.

Can't take a chance on new to the business lenders.If you have a degree I would think teaching also might provide a decent salary and give you lots of free time afternoons, weekends, summers, holidays.

I moved back in with my parents after college and my plan at that time was to purchase a home in the middle of 2020 after I had saved up enough for a 20% down payment for my first home.

After several years of hating life during the summer, the year we had like 100 days of 100+ degree heat and I had a pregnant wife was the year that it was a bit too far for our family.