Life happens things change, and people move, no one will hunt you down for it. 

and the zoning regulations prohibit hunting, camping, RV parking, mobile homes and tiny houses on these properties. 

Or job hunt for something closer to one's house. 

Hi @Troy Warcewicz & @Joseph Druther - I invest in Moore County as well and just had my mom @Beckie Pahner trying to hunt down Multis for me.

You can spend your time underwriting syndicators/operators in the space or switching management companies every few years.Happy hunting!

Then, find a good local realtor, preferable one that is an investor themselves, and understands what you are trying to do with the house hack.If you can remain unemotional about the process and treat the house hunt like market research, I would begin looking at and studying areas now.To Your Success!

@Ben Hunt, there are definitely conventional loans that allow for less down than that, although you would need to be highly qualified.

I've worked with @Jacob Evans in the Spokane area and he would also be a good person to contact for rentals near Gonzaga, especially during your visit.Happy hunting!

Best of luck on your hunt! 

This leaves me with a solid $2500 saved per month, and in addition to my side-hustles I'm projected to have ~$15,000 by October 2023 - which is when I plan to move out, and no I can't continue living at home :(My question is whether I should put the 15K onto my debt, move out and rent, continue to grow my income and save as much as possible OR use the 15K as a down payment, take the next few months to hunt for a house-hack and use the house hack to live "rent-free" which would give me the opportunity to continue paying down large amounts on my student debt.