I’ve also recently become interested in college town rentals. 

Househacking is all about cutting down on your living expenses, and that means different things to different people.

Yes, you can sell it.Sometimes Peoria will grandfather a duplex and refer to it as a "legal nonconforming" single family zoned property with duplex as permitted use.If this is the case the new owner will be able to legally and officially use it as a duplex.I have also heard of people finding an architect to declare that the house was originally built as a duplex, which would help you get it rezoned as multi-family and duplex as permitted use.PM me for more info.

If the new people want the unit prior to the end of the current tenant's lease, I would tell them they would have to pay the daily rent beginning the day they got the key and took possession.

I still have people contacting me 2 years later asking if I know a way they can get their money back.

People will come up with every excuse why to either buy or not buy a home.5.

Fresh out of college, we moved to Dallas, TX to take on entry level jobs making very minimal amounts of money.

.- Pre-approved to $450,000 (knowing I am eligible for more)-Saving $3000/month-60K in reserves and for BRRRR’nWhat I’m looking for: evaluation of my plan to get started, advice on particular neighborhoods to look at in my desired zone, people to network with and develop a relationship with.If you’re ready to get connected, please let me know.

Though, yes it's not a guarantee people won't live there and squat illegally. 

Project management is not property management, but people may define project management differently.