I just graduated with a Construction Management degree this past May.

The decision to buy a primary residence in LA is NOT one of short term cash flow ... instead it is a decision of:If you plan to live in LA for a long period of time, then buying your primary insulates you to a large degree from the rapid cost of living increases driven by rising rents.

Like you, if Newburgh becomes too expensive, which in my eyes it already has become that to a degree, I'll look at other markets. 

I’m assuming you’ll be working on your secondary degree remotely since you have flexibility where you live?

6.e.t.c.All above factors, and many more, will have an impact on the interest rate to a higher or lesser degree, so without knowing the lending parameters it is hard to address your concern.

Its 94 degrees and 55% humidity. 

I grew up lower middle class in a loving family, joined the air national guard while still in high school for the college benefits, got my degree and became a pilot in the air national guard which has afforded me a lot of opportunities.

They are right to a degree, and then I go through the complexities.

I think you have to like the operators to a degree.

Hello, I recently graduated college with a degree in Finance and am looking for my first property whether it be a multifamily or single family.