Probably start trying to get more actively looking after this fall semester and when I have my money out of current investments (hopefully!).

I'm a student in my first semester and I'd like to invest in a 2-4plex and do househacking in Utah.

I own a duplex near Ohio State and plan on renting the upper unit (4BD,1 Bath) for the fall semester. 

I just graduated college this semester with a civil engineering degree and started a new job.

If you are only getting 3 month leases you are getting them for one semester.

This past fall, when I have historically rented my units by the semester to visiting scholars, my monthly rates went right back to the rates I had been proposing for fall 2020 before the pandemic gutted my customer base.

I am quitting nursing school while in my final semester because I truly believe that real estate (specifically multifamily) is my path.

You will want to understand what the lease situation is for Fall of 2022 as this is currently leasing season for next semester. 

Good evening, Hypothetically speaking, If there was a college student (Mechanical Engineering Major) who had about $35k in his savings, no debt, one semester of school left, and was looking to invest in something beyond the typical stocks portfolio, and retirement accounts (401k, roth ira)...

The 3BR unit rents for $3,500 per student per semester (roughly $777 a month per student), and the 4BR units rent for $3,300 per student per semester (roughly $734 a month per student).