That's maybe a little tricky to do proper back round checks since he doesn't yet have a rental or credit history and very limited work history.

With your knowledge of finance and construction, I am sure that you will do quite well in your REI future.The podcasts are fantastic and I am currently on my second round of listening.  

@Matt Vogt The four plexus in Welly don't have the numbers/returns you see elsewhere....around $600k, 1200-1400/mo. rents year round.  

Directly behind that pipe is a 1" round hole in the surface of the lid with no freeze plug or cover of any kind; it's just an open hole. 

But me cautious with those numbers has students are not always year round and can be hard on the properties.

Example:I have used round numbers to keep it simple.  

Let's humoristically call it "How to effectively graduate from the School of Hard Knocks University: the soft and hard tracks".Some numbers (rounded):All rents combined, the property is operating at $5000Mortgage/PITI: $4500Common utilities all paid by owner (single electric and gas meters on the entire property): $500Conclusion: as a result of his ongoing house-hack experiment, the income matches the expenses.Milestone complete.

Stopped by Round Table Pizza. 

This MP5K cycles at 900 rounds per minute, is 9mm, and is the finest machine gun made.

In my first ever round of advertising the unit I always included the rental requirements in any response to a showing request; for example 3x the rent in income etc.