I have no idea how/what he’s doing now but I have two degrees, excellent job, no student debt, car paid off, I live rent-free with my boyfriend, have cash in the bank and am looking for my first rental property. :)

Of course when the risk free rate is sub zero, those with capital are urged to deploy it (allow known as quantitative easing).Of course there are many other factors like operator experience, specific market, specific deal etc, but generally this is one of the largest factors.

I decided at the beginning I only wanted to rent to people who were gainfully employed (or students that had gainfully employed parents), had no criminal record, decent credit scores, no charge offs or bankruptcies, steady & stable job history, and the like.

I have encouraged my High School students to listen as well. 

He updates it often as new information becomes available or when students ask questions about things and he believes the info will be useful for all students.

As I'm developing my marketing strategy for house hacking, I want to emphasize and understand who my potential roommates are and what their potential needs are.I envision the tenant to be a young professional or student looking for housing, but I would like to gather more insights:Amenities and Needs:What sort of amenities and features do young professionals and students typically look for in a rental property?

I am a college student graduating in May of 2025.

It won't stand, just like Biden's student loan forgiveness.

6 of the 7 land flips were self financed (partnered with a subto student) and sold to end buyers seller financed.

My issue is I have almost 60k in student loan debt, and my income fluctuates wildly between 22k-35k (most of which goes to my rent).I'm feeling very discouraged that this can even be possible to purchase a home in my lifetime with my income being so low.