Don't payoff the student loans if the interest rates are somewhere near 6 or 7 %.Feel free to call or ask questions as you feel comfortable.

If you feel strongly, tack on a an extra % to mortgage costs.Importantly, there are tax advantages to owning a home.

and if you then consider the money saved in year 2, 3, 4, etc... that's pretty good. but again, if you go and refi out of this in 4-5 years, you'll just have pretty much broken even with making that extra investment up front. if the rate is fixed for 10+ years and you'd wanna stay in it that long, like you don't feel like you'll be able to get a good enough refi option in that time to get out of this loan for a lower rate elsewhere.. then i'd probably do it.

If you feel you were taken advantage of give them proper reviews online to that end. 

Feel free to ask questions and also welcome to the real estate investing space! 

Feel free to add me.

Little by little you will start feeling more comfortable and confident about your next steps in becoming an investor.You got this!

You are both young and ambitious but no lender is going to trust a new investor who is 18/19, that's my gut feeling. 

Feel free to connect. 

We are leaning towards selling the vacant lot since we feel the rental property will retain most of its value.