I've been diving into this since my college days, and it's been an incredible journey.

I’m a few years out of college and working as a software engineer in Indianapolis.

Hello, I am currently an 18-year-old entering college who aspires to become an investor later in life yet I understand there's a lot for me to learn.

Odd's are the one who sold the C4D is unaware to this situation, to some degree be it 100% or 50% (not aware of full extent).

(And of course, you can't raise their rent until their lease expires.)A few things you could do which we usually do to one degree or another, but I don't think you are morally obligated to do. 1) Raise the rent, but not to market.

The main goal is of course to omit my personal housing cost each month as I will be returning to college. 

You would have to look at number using local college group, if you need a DSCR loan let me know i can help with that to and i can use projected income from the short term rental to qualify you.

San Marcos is known for its college town vibe, potentially offering a broader rental market and the size of this one could be a good student rental.

--There is Fresno State (CSU), Fresno City College, and Visalia's College of Sequoias.  

This is if you own 50% of this deal and your best buddy from college owns the other 50% and you are 100% owner of the PM company, it is my understanding that you must be a licensed broker to manage the property.