We have a couple options:Option #1) House hack, buy another townhome or larger property such as a 4-plex here in Idaho for 5% down (not sure if you can buy multi units for 5% down while living in it) while I'm here finishing my last 2 semesters of college and rent our other place out.

Should I get my real estate license during my fall semester to be prepared for brokerage?

I’ve been a carpenter for 4 years now, also have one semester left for my Bachelors in Construction Management.

Then if you don't get it leased up in that specific window of time...it just sits empty during the semester. 

I am out of college right now but applying to colleges to go to next semester in the fall.

(we charge a fee for that per semester) (We charge our rent per semester as well) Most of these students do not want to stay home even if they are doing classes online.

See it all the way through so you can take your exam at the end of the semester and see what you score and how much you learned.

One more commonplace thing is to offer a discount for repeat renters- especially those that are in good standing - this would be like a ‘discount’ for signing a new lease agreement at the second semester end of one year, for the upcoming fall semester etc.Keep in mind too the perk of ‘family’ discounts along these same lines and renting to siblings (again, if you know parents are qualified co-signers- you’re setting yourself up for another good renting situation in most cases)You could also consider a month to month with another tenant during this time as well- just be sure to let them know in advance and screen them accordingly before going this route.

Last semester I had a student from Libertyville that went to Carmel high school.

Professors or graduate students traveling in town to teach or take a semester class, people selling their home and needing a landing place before their next, grandparents in town to help out with their newborn grandkids, people coming from out of town for outpatient surgery. 2.