Got a full ride scholarship to play ball and study.

Currently I'm happy in my house for now and would like to find a 2-4 family to completely rent out; I'm not a fan of moving and neither is my girlfriend 😂 my next primary residence I'm planning to buy around 6-8 years from now (I'm playing the long game baby!).

There are a few options:-Have your mom sign a Power of Attorney (POA) that authorizes someone else in the U.S. to sign the closing docs for her. 

I called company and told them this but they said tenant authorized it and I owed them $400.  

It's not worth playing bidding game if the numbers don't make sense.

The broker team at goose head just plays dumb and not even open the policy to read.

Grooming also plays a role as well as keeping up with the property and performing inspections.

I've been a tenant and I know what it feels like to be accused of damaging something that I did not damage and someone is playing god with my money.

Since the school plays a big role in supporting the surrounding town’s economy, college towns are some of the most dependable spots for real estate investment.Know your audience.Though it is true that college students as tenants may be younger and less mature than your typical renter, don’t let this deter you.

An unneutered male (and some unspayed females) will "spray" to mark territory and the urine from an unneutered male is extremely strong.Kittens are extremely playful but can be destructive.