In another town I have properties in I can carry the gun, but cannot even possess the taser.

It was OK when she moved in and it broke while she had possession of the house.

If you mean Red Rocks, that doesn't really count because that's mostly commuter students.

I have a rental house I rent to college students and the students went home for the summer.

Although.....if anyone wants to pay me $5000 upfront and $500 a month to be my student, and learn how to successfully make money doing short sales, I might be persuaded. 10 students would make a nice little monthly income.

I do know that they have an arrest record which includes theft and possession - enough to know I don't want them in my property, but not enough to remove them legally.

Not too much needed to be done to the property, and although this wasn't at the 2% goal for returns, it was in a great area full of young professionals and grad students (not a lot of undergrad students in this particular area) and was specifically purchased for the long haul as a rental.So far I've had to replace one water heater, have a leaking roof repaired due to combination of weather and "critters" (still need replace the drywall from the damaged albeit removed area) replace the sewer stack and 12 feet of pipe ingrown with roots, and now I've realized that at least two of the electrical meters are routed to the wrong unit.

Hi, i'm new to forum and searched this topic to no availI am completing my first kids FAFSA for college student Aid.

Structure the deal so that you are protected by only giving money upon signing, possession and receipt of marketable title or similar progressive event conditions required to release funds.

I was not the brightest student in my ESL class.