Only ones with out a job are waitresses really.

My cleaning lady, a waitress and a bartender are among my tenants. 

Now I am bearing the burnt of that action as most of those young people worked in the Gig economy as a 2nd job (waitress, baby sitter, etc.).The person in the Closet was a friend of theirs and has lost all of his jobs (he had 3 different gig jobs).I told the tenants that they are responsible for that person, not me.

I've had two college students, two student teachers, and one waitress tell me they were moving out and they were gone within a few days.

The waitress who served you coffee may have an uncle who is thinking about selling!!!!

Your waitress serving you coffee lives someplace, her husband might have a job, they may like to move out of that apartment, you don't know until you ask.Select a farm area, you're in a huge city area, you can't work it all, find an area where the people fit closely with your skills, education levels, social aspects so that you can relate to those that are drawn to that area and price range.

If you have a restaurant space, it's not hard to find a good cook, some long term assistant manager at another place and to steal some waitresses.

My partner is a college student with very little waitressing income, but a decent amount of capital (35k) and no debt.

Asking a borrower to pay a fee to a loan broker or lender before receiving a viable LOI is like a waitress demanding her tip before she’ll take your order.

I tell my bank tellers, waitress, retail cashiers, and my friends what I do.