@Alberto NikodimovI am full steam ahead my friend!

The traditional way of doing this, and the easier way IMO, would be to talk to potential private lenders ahead of time. 

I know I’m young and have so much ahead of me and to learn, but I’m 100% in to finding my way through real estate.

Figure out the costs associated with purchasing a condo within an HOA ahead of time.

Thanks ahead of time for any advice.

You're getting ready to turn over one of your most valuable assets over to the person you're trying to nickle and dime and which will ultimately help you define it either as an asset or a liability.... go ahead... bargain all you want but likely you'll be posting on BP with all the other disgruntled owners on how the PM failed you... regardless of what you read or hear it's a universal truth 'you'll rarely get quality service at rock bottom pricing', heck I've got a 19 yo. cousin that will manage your rental for 2%... want to take him up on that?... 

Me , I would get it over with pay that student loan off and move ahead . 

Hello All, I’m interested in hearing some ideas that you or investors you know use to increase renewal rates with students in rental properties.I work for a student housing investor who rents to ~400 students, and with the enrollment slightly down at the school and increased competition we are brainstorming ideas to have students stay in our properties for multiple years in college.Our properties are newer construction and ahead of the curve in regards to competition, so apartment upgrades don’t give us as much pull as others would.

I would save up cash, don’t pay your mortgage down ahead of schedule and maybe refinance in a year or two.

Thanks in ahead