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landlord experience for friends renting rooms?
I am looking into buying a 3-4 bedroom property and having friends / co-workers rent the additional rooms. I would be living in the property as well. I would have them each sign a lease to ensure terms are laid out. My long term goal is to own multiple rental properties. Would the situation described above be considered "landlord experience" when I go to finance additional properties?