They would probably qualify for the to 10% of Earners.10% are NOT and I know who they are.If one of the 10% who are not wealthy are struggling because they lost their jobs in the Gig economy where Tips are probably the bulk of their earnings, I will give them a rent rebate of about 10% to 20% of their portion of the rent (most of these non-wealthy tenants have roommates in their apts).I do NOT lower their rent.

Usually I don't take roommate rent separately, as it always causes problems, but you are essentially only talking 50% and deferring the rest with no late fee.

I have inherited tenants in one side, and I will be getting roommates for the side that I’m going to be living in.

Purchase price: $176,500 Cash invested: $20,000 Purchased and moved from the place I was renting with my two roommates.

The original tenant of ours wants to renew the lease but doesn’t want to renew with the existing roommates.

I neglected to mention that this is a roommate situation (together on a single lease).  

My goal is to buy a house (3 bedroom, 2 bath minimum), house hack by having a few roommates, and then when I get orders to move, keep the house and rent it out and hopefully make money off of it.

My property is in a C area, the situation will be different in better and worse neighborhoods, but I'm seeing a lot of people who need to get away from a roommate/flatmate or who've decided to live with their parents while working full-time to save money, until now.

Take in a roommate or two to keep your living expenses low. 

I say restart because I unknowingly did a house hack with my first house, purchased in 2011, and rented a room to my long-time friend. 2 years later, my now wife, moved in and my roommate moved out.