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Eli Rollins
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Eli Rollins
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  • Fort Worth, TX
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Hello all! I've been living with my mother and she wants to sell her house soon but I convinced her to rent out the house to me after she moves out and I'm planning to lightly rehab the house and rent out the 3 rooms to collage kids since we live near TCU. The monthly payment would be $1,350 to my mom and I was thinking about renting out the rooms for 650 to 850 each which would come out to about 300 after vacancy, repairs, and, cap ex. Any thoughts?

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Calvin Ozanick
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Calvin Ozanick
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I think both are solid ideas. I would recommend you to be sure that you should absolutely read up on local landlord tenant laws. Student housing is often very different in the way it works. 

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