I am about to receive my undergrad here in Texas and will have about 30K in student loan debt.

However, upon receiving my undergrad I have plans on attending Law School specializing in Real Estate. 

I purchased my first home at 22 years old (5 months out of undergrad) while renting the rooms.

However, in my opinion a student is a student and I remember my attitude when I was an undergrad.

My hands on experience is limited to house management while going through undergrad and grad school.

My name is Joseph and I'm a Chapman grad (business undergrad emphasizing in Real Estate)...go Panthers!

Prior to ACU, I completed my undergrad at Texas Tech University (Guns Up!)

I've looked into SOFI and refinancing but I'm not sure if that's possible since I'm actually paying down the 75k in student loans that are under my parent's name (they took out the loans during undergrad and I'm paying the loans down after I became employed).If you don't mind, could you recommend the best way to find a multi-family/duplex to "hack"?

In my opinion it appeals more to the MCV crowd though because it is on that side so less attractive to undergrads as it is farther for them from school.

I am going to live there for the remainder of my undergrad education while renting 2-3 of the rooms at a time.