What Surprise me most , Somebody didnt pay a single from 2009 and collecting rent and still can dare to Sue where people like us loose sleep if we owe $500 on Credit Card .

Go to a cheaper college and get student aid, work and pay as you go so you are near debt free at the end...probably worth it.The college experience is irreplaceable..... you learn and grow in so many ways...... is that experience worth 100-200k.....NO.... so you better get more out of it than "the college life"....College doesn't guarantee success and prosperity.....not even close....and you can be highly successful without going to college.....its more the person, than it is the " I went to college" aspect... seen plenty go to college and they now do nothing and struggle at life....and others that learned in the  "real world" and are kicking ***....So there is no right/wrong answer........

Again, it's an opinion: if it were an "option" your right, but it's not an "option" when you can't sleep at night because it's 85 F in the room.Most guests don't think how bad it can be without A/C.

I can run electrical and plumbing in my sleep now. 

I'm not scared of long hours and little sleep, I'm not scared of the failure rates, and I am not scared of talking to people, I am just trying to figure out everything because I am still young, I am still trying to figure out where I wanna go after high school, at least I have an idea.

I have a 2/2, so I'm limited on guest space and sleeping arrangements.

If I buy a triplex here in Chicago for 800k and the market crashes and it's worth 500k I'm probably going to lose sleep over a hit like that and I won't have the money to invest while the prices are low.If the market never crashes, then I just diversified my portfolio and gained some experience in another market.   

I like to be cognizant of this and typically recommend to my clients that they sleep on it in order to think through all the hypothetical scenarios that they can think of. 

He was sleeping in one of the bedrooms.

You may also have additional living space that could be used as a sleeping space, for example a basement family room.