My partner @Holly Kaufman and I would love to help you get educated on the island market and expenses you should expect!

EDUCATE YOURSELF - yes, it will take time, but will lead to a selection that better meets your expectations & avoids potentially costly surprises!

Since you are new check out the guides under the education tab above.

Alittle about: I’m 33 y/o and have always  worked in health care trying to save money build my credit while educating myself on real estate. 

Of course, quality resources(books/materials) to educate and sharpen your skills is key.

we could do a call or talk through BP, a Local investor preferably. thanks for any insight and always appreciate the education.

You're close enough to the 14th that you may consider waiting until then to see if she pays, but I wouldn't because she's obviously lying.You really need to educate yourself on how to be a Landlord.

You both have given me some sound advice and more things to educate myself on.

Vs an agent who pushes a specific lender and does not seem to address our concerns or take the time to educate on the issues that you've brought up about the risks of a bad lender. 

Just focus on educating them on the numbers, and ask them why they are uncomfortable with the rental business.It's okay not to deal while you are in college.