But, instead of it being a multi-unit property, I just rent out spare rooms. 2-4 units in m neck of the woods are RARE and out of my price range anyways.Take this time to absorb all you can about being a landlord while you learn about building a business on the investing side of things.Hope to see more of you around the forums!

I rented out the two spare rooms in my primary so I can save more money every month.

I am looking to househack spare rooms that in a residence I am living in.

I play on having a large amount of spare time.If need be I could relatively easily acquire a job paying 50-60k per year @ a 40hr workweek as a staff nurse at a local hospital.I live 55 miles south of knoxville, which is where i would like to buy a home, which essentially, will be my first investment property a year or two down the line.I plan on living in what I buy while i finish up clinicals in knox (would save me driving time)Down to the numbers, there are several homes (just by simply looking at the MLS), that would probably make suitable places to live in and in the future transition into rentals.

I support a family of five on my income, and I am building this business every spare second I have.I have done intensive research and study in my chosen field, and I will continue to learn every day.

I run a full time crew, but when I need more guys I call my friends and usually somebody has some extra bodies they can spare.

I'm thinking $4000.00 would have guttered it with dollars to spare.

I started out renting my spare rooms in my home (no duplexes worth buying around here) and got the feel for being a landlord before investing out of state.Glad to have you here.

I have been reading this forum with pretty much every spare moment I have had since this weekend when my fiance led me to it.

I would start your venture on one with room to spare until you get some experience and then you'll have more freedom to adjust your profit desires from there (move closer to 80%).All the best!