In turn, this would allow me to pay off the mortgage, pay off about $70k in student loans, and still have $150k left to purchase another investment.

I have 3 bedroom condo for rent mostly to the college students.

Now I have added my largest monthly transactions (my mortgage and student loan amounts) to that minimum and my account reads "keep above $4,000". 

I am currently a college student with little capitol and I am on the same path as you were, working door dash, delivery driver, anything that I can get my hands on.

I had a mother of a college student call complaining because we told her the house was cable ready (meaning there were cable lines already installed-and trust me, we explained to the daughter what utilities were included in the price and what wasn't) and she was very distraught when she connected the line to her tv and got static.

Maybe also, in the listing, you can lease per room for multiple students.

You can hire a high school or college student looking for summer work to do it. 

I'm interested in knowing what the 1) Townhome (TH) rental market AND 2) room rentals are like in Hyattsville, MD (20781) and College Park (20782), specifically: For TH and Individual rooms rentals:- The demographics of those who rent (e.g. students, starter families, commuters, etc.) and behaviors/preference.- Going rate for TH and individual rooms- Demand and saturation levels (how long does it take to rent), length of stay, etc.- Other market trends about the areas TH and individual room rentability - Frequency of renting versus selling in the areaI look forward to the insights you all share!

You could visit the idea of student housing in university area of Charlotte with a SFH and rent by the room. 

And many more ways that we teach our students.