Hi Kacie,I haven't had a chance yet to welcome you to the forumso I want to take this opportunity.There are some great, great people here with lots ofexperience and insight, and from the sound of whatyou've been up to, you'll fit right in!

Whatever name you decided upon, let it fit into each one of these categories.1.)

With that said I will give you my OPINION pertaining to MY experience so far with NR....I mentioned the way they dressed... every successful or aspiring to be successful RE agent or Investor I have ever met, projects their successful image well with what they are wearing ie,.. fitted suits, tastefullly coordinated.

It is a 3 bed 1 bath house with an attached HUGE garage that can fit 8 or 9 cars.

I agree with @Colleen F. it depends on the comps.

Would that be a solution that may better fit your needs?"

Maybe those will a better fit."

I know lots of people love college rentals and make good money with them, but for me they are more management intensive (due to turnover)than what fits my business model.

I wouldn't mind setting up drinks to see if there is a fit.

This means lenders only want to originate vanilla loans that fit in a pretty box for borrowers.Underwriters do look at income for loans for DTI etc.