Do you risk your lender lending it out to someone else until you need it, spending it, or getting cold feet along the way?

Some investors are willing to house-hack and rent by the room, which is on the extreme end of the house-hacking spectrum, and in most cases, you will get higher returns in exchange for that sacrifice. 

I will respectfully disagree with the other poster regarding STRs in that area.There’s a woman with a place on Birch street one block south of 90th and she is doing extremely well with STRs there.

Work with and under someone who meets with you, listens in on your cold calls, and answers your thousands of questions.

@Jonathan Greene That is extremely helpful information, thank you for your advice!

The HOA fees are $500 a month and cover all outside extremities, water, sewer, and trash.

When you're competing with many other first time home owners and a shortage of product, it's extremely difficult to enter in.

Don't get me wrong, I am extremely grateful for the job, blessed to have it, but I don't see it as a lifelong career, I don't think I ever have seen it that way.

I am reaching out to any and all who are in the industry and interested in an extremely ambitious student, hard worker, and I am willing to begin at any level in order to achieve my goals.

@Bill Brandt what makes this situation tricky (or extremely easy) is that there is no lease or any other written agreement legally binding the nephew to the house.