@Michael KattouahOne of the few things that I've learned in college that has actually stuck with me is that life is an income statement game, not a balance sheet game.I'll pay you $100,000,000 for a $300,000 house if you let me pay you $1,000 a month for the next 8,334 years.

We take advantage of the higher ROI within the college market, having multiple universities and colleges in our area.

I am a 20 year old college student from Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

And that could very well be the case and may of our properties and residents are like that to a certain degree. 

I have been on this platform since college.

it’s a 3 bedroom and about a mile away from USF so we considered that but the rooms are different sizes so I didn’t know if that would be a deal breaker for renting to college kids? 

And then we also get families visiting college students (we have 3 large ones like Duke), and tons of travelling nurses (our medical industry is large here).

Anyways, I am a single mom of a 2.5 year old little girl, and at the age of 32 have finally gotten to a place where my financials are in order (I graduated from college a bit later in life after teaching acting and producing plays throughout my 20s!).

That's the reason we self manage today.Yes, our properties are cash flowing, but to varying degrees. 

When I/my son move out can I rent this unit to 2 college students (that are not related)?