I am a student at the University of Northern Colorado, and I'm currently an intern at a real estate firm in Denver, CO.My knowledge of real estate has increased exponentially since I have started at the firm in mid May, and I look forward to learning much more during this summer. 

Sold in the mid 70's.  

The purchase price was only in the mid 300s, AND we didn't want a balloon, so our options were limited.

I even purchased a Carlton Sheets system back in the day (returned it for a refund cause my ex-wife was not on board) I even remember my first exposure to real estate was through Mike and Irene Millan teaching rentals using tax free municipal bonds as an alternative to FSBO to carry the contract.Fast forward 30 years and now I caught the bug again after listening to Clayton Morris on a TWIT podcast with Leo Leporte.I'm trying to decide which area is the best fit, but basically I have no money, and a credit score in the mid 400's ...

Factoring in the new roof/siding/windows the current owner already put in recently, he estimated this would be a "good deal" in the low-to-mid $60-65K range.  

We all congregate at the Mid Hudson Valley REIA in Poughkeepsie.  

I actually would never buy a house in the mid 200's if it were a single family at our current combined income and debts.

However, if you're a late teens to mid 50s couple -- peak traveling ages mind you -- and there is a small % you may conceive, even if unplanned, then many should and/or would think twice going tropical. 

I'm in a similar situation since I'm in my mid 20's so just work on keeping low/no balance's on your credit cards and try to find tools to track the credit.

It is lease renewal time now and seeking some advice:Should the lease renewal end date be adjusted to the last day of August or just stick with the mid-month date of signing?