Through calling property owners throughout the Madison area I ended up getting a lead on a 16 unit out in Fitchburg WI.

@Jay Hinrichs I've been D4D's in Belhaven, Fondren, and the flowood side of I55 as well as the older neighborhoods in Pearl, Richland, Brandon, Flowood and Madison.

Suggest you add Harper Woods, Clinton Twp, Fraser, Center Line, Hazel Park, Madison Hts, Oak Park, Redford.

Hello everyone,My name is Madison, I am 18 and will be graduating college in 2024.

Hey @Madison Sloan,I'm going to base my suggestion on assuming that you do not want to do the rent by the room option because of privacy/security concerns.1) If you can find a SFH that has a basement with a separate, or easy to separate, entrance you could essentially "block off" the connecting door between the top and bottom levels and either rent out the top or bottom and live in the other (not so unconventional)2) Find an SFH with an ADU or other additional building that you might be able to convert into an apartment for yourself to live in and rent out the main home.

If in Metro Detroit, the following amy help you better understand what everyone on this thread is advising you:Under $100k, 3-bed areas: Wayne: Detroit, Harper Woods, Inkster, downriver.Macomb: Eastpointe, south Warren, Mt Clemens, maybe Fraser & Roseville.Oakland: Oak Park, maybe Hazel Park & Madison Hts, PontiacWhich of these areas do you think will offer stable rents & tenants?

Do searches in the Harvest, Athens, Madison etc areas. 

I Love Huntsville/Madison/ Athens and have friends and family there.

I have been hosting on Airbnb in Madison for the past 4 years and looking into expand into other areas of WI.

I'm an investor from Los Angeles looking to buy rental properties in Madison.