Essentially I’m asking is:1) how can I double check the local vacancy for this apt. 2) I’m currently banking on min $180-200/night.

Could it essentially become due by me almost immediately? 

It essentially goes like this:Find a house (MLS, cold calling, direct mail, etc)Offer on the house (take into consideration who you're going to be selling this to.

-Refinance Loan Amount, most places will traditionally refinance between 70% to 80% of the market (ARV), again their are exceptions but I would confirm this as it'll greatly impact the amount of rest of the numbers.

Understand any provisions within the docs that impact how and when the interest rate can change.2) You do not want a note that can be called for anything other than standard, typical events of default.

Thus not only will filing your 2019 tax returns not impact your interest rate, it also will not impact your buying power (as far as that particular source of income is concerned).

I essentially turned $3,000 into $9,000 in a couple years.

Further, if you’re worried about ‘transaction funding’ costs – there are many title companies that now allow table funding (essentially you can use the funds from the second close to fund your first close)#4 Add disclosures to your Assignment (for buyers) and purchase contracts (for sellers)The myth that buyers will freak out when they see the large assignment fee that you’re making is misplaced.

Essentially the question in the title.I ask because I'm a college student looking to start investing in real estate heavily once I graduate.

@Jeff Cagle I have heard that the appraised value of the property sticks with the property, so if the appraisal comes low - the Seller has an incentive to come down and meet the FHA appraisal price or essentially decline to sell to FHA buyers.