If you find a multifamily in the right location, i.e. near a college/university, you could still rent by the room.  

I went to college at University at Buffalo from 2013 to 2017 so I am fairly familiar with the area and would love to start my real estate journey there. 

I am a 3rd-year college student seeking to jump right into real estate once I am out of school.

Hello, my name is Zach Jarvis and I am a college student majoring in Finance.

I'm considering building a few on a large piece of land near a local college in San Diego.

There are specific cities/areas that seem more promising than others (such as Orlando, Jacksonville in FL, and Midland/Odessa, College Station in TX) but I'm finding it hard to pick one market to then resume my search for the right neighborhood and specific property.

I can remember my college microbiology class where the first experiment was the professor having us bring in samples of cleaning agents (i.e., bleach, ammonia, popular cleaning solutions "guaranteed" to sanitize etc.) spread on Agar plates that were then incubated in a warmer. 

I'm currently a college student working part-time earning 25-30k yearly.

Every market is different but there are things to consider (my first job out of college was bidding on properties at the courthouse steps):1.

My son started college in upstate New York and I was surprised by all the rehab opportunities in the area and the demand for rentals.