My plan as an investment is to rent one of the rooms out to a more permanent roommate and then try to Airbnb the second bedroom.

It looks like my best move will be to bill back utilities with some form of RUBS.If anyone has personal experience with billing utilities back to roommates in a single family, please let me know!

I may get a roommate as well to cover the entire cost of the mortgage.

I saved enough money to provide a down payment on this house, then gathered some roommates to rent the other bedrooms from me.

I have the roommates I want to live with and think I have found a house. 

Total Income/Month = $2420Minus the $575 once I move in but I will have a roommate who will pay 200 + half the electric so I would subtract $375 from $2420 =  $2045Expense Break down:PITI = $1447.62Tenants pay Electric,Cable, and Internet I pay water which at most is $180/mLawn = $50/mSnow = $100/mGarbage = $50/mElectricity for my room =$50/mTotal cost = 1877.62Income - Expenses = +$167.38/month plus I would live for freeI have an inspector going through the property tomorrow and am heavily considering having the plumbing checked out due to it being an older property and would love advice on this. 

Because it can create drama of roommates fighting and you having to babysit also when all the students sign one lease you have more options to get your money if one tenant leaves.

I think it's an awesome entry-level move and in fact I started with a large house hack myself: 8 roommates and 4 dogs in a 4/2 lol.

Hi Guys, So two of my tenants who are roommates had a fight and the police was involved too...

I lived in it for a year (with roommates) and rented it out for the last 4 years now and am just coming up on a renewal.