@Paul BogardTo rent out multiple bedrooms in Philadelphia, understand zoning regulations, consult a knowledgeable real estate agent, hire a property manager, and consider multi-unit properties, student housing, and co-living spaces.

If you have one vacancy in a fourplex, it is only 25% vacant.With that said, people are killing it in the single family space and specialty property.

Make sure to work with a forestry professional to ensure sustainable harvesting practices.Rent it for Storage or Equipment: With the rise of RVs, boats, and large equipment, you can rent out part of the land as storage space for these vehicles.

The worst MF is probably the small 5-12 unit space: you have all the disadvantages of MF, without the synergies.

She's a wonderful person and is successful in the STR space in Pittsburgh.

Given that the industrial market is softer than the prior few years, I intend to buyout/wait until current leases expire and leverage the space into self-storage. 

For sure, don't just believe what a few luddites on BP have to say.One of the few in here who understands the space from a macro level. 

You could also house hack and rent all the rooms out to friends, but some people would rather have their own space.

They are both paid in full and completely rehabbed from the crawl space to the rooftop.

About 1/5th of the livable space would be rented out.