He has installed slot machines, some of which work but don’t run on money.

Freeing up Fannie/Freddie slots for investments?

I recently started a new job as a server and all the lenders I have talked to said I need to wait 2 years before I can get approved.

I put my money in the coin slot and at that exact moment my body went stiff as a rock due to the ear piercing screech that went across the coming from what looked like an air plane but it had no color just the shape kinda like an airplane shadow.

Use a process server.

If you can bring value by taking the showings nobody wants, that are in time slots people don't want to work it'll be like pouring rocket fuel on your education.

You'll strengthen cash flow, have cash buying power for continued growth and open up 2 more slots for more property.

If they have an in person Event I could make that happen.It’s not about the time commitment per say it’s about the location and being able to get away and book those time slots off easier in person. 

The memory chips are soldered onto the main board rather than plugging them into a slot, so order it with the memory that you can afford.Backups are mission critical. 

A reverse exchange can help mitigate this but a willing buyer like you're looking for who will give you some lee way on the closing dates will server you even better.Sounds like these are student housing and are prime candidates for a portfolio sale to one investor.