I texted her two days later asking when she would send the credit report, and she never replied back.  3 college students came in, filled out applications and expressed strong interest in moving in before the fall semester started.

I had to withdraw from that semester, but over my time off I got really into the idea of investing into real estate.

I paid for all my own schooling and books, save for one semester's worth of books my dad was able to help out with.

NJ declared a state of emergency, my MBA classes the rest of the semester have been moved to online only, and a company where my friend works has mandatory 2 weeks working from home. 

The house is currently occupied with a group of students who have a lease until the end of the spring semester next year. 

I agree that 20k may be a bit steep, but if it gets you into your first deal, it's only the cost of one semester at a typical college and the experience will be live transforming.You need to decide how bad you want it, decide to spend money for you're education and then pick the right mentor/educatorGino

Hi @Ben Lacascio, depending on the proximity of your property to Duke or the other local universities and its suitability as a student rental, the timing of the semesters might be something to consider as well. 

All that saving she did for me was able to easily cover my tuition at community college (1500 a semester?

I listened, knew about his name on the plaque, but never once during the semester did he mention about his contribution in starting the school or boast about it.

Hey everyone,I am 20-years old at Temple University with 3 semesters left before I graduate.