While I'm not a legal professional, here are some general considerations that might help guide your decision:If there are any legal problems pertaining to the property, an LLC might offer an additional degree of protection for your personal assets.

I recommend you use your time in college to study not only for your degree but study what's really required to invest in Real Estate.

If we treated the interior of the walls, the smoke smell might revive during some 90 degree day in July. 

I ultimately decided to leave because once I had to transfer to a university from my local community college to gain the 4 year degree the thought of going into student loan debt didn't sit right with me.

I agree with many others who have said they love the concept, but unless the data has a high degree of accuracy & integrity, it isn't worth the "paper" it's printed on. 

That's what i call critical thinking...My liberal arts degree had some merit, afterall. 

You seem a bit undercapitalized to pull off a house hack right now, but you are not far off.What is your degree in?

Now i have a question regarding when i can use my college degree and job as "proof of two years work" rule: when can i show consistent paystubs where i can be considered for a mortgage loan? 

I would rather give a University this kind of money, have the students help me with my marketing of myself in what avenue I decide to enter in real estate and get a degree. 

I've learned that managing rentals has a high degree of variability and operator's needs.