I was hoping to house hack here in California 92507 (zipcode) Here's a quick summary of my situation:recent college graduate ( BUT with my major I still need to take 1 year internship to be able to qualify to take the board exam and get  licensed )  works part time (36 hours a week) - looking for a full-time position now since I graduatedsavings of 35k (worked while attending university)no student debt or debt at all If I was to house hack, to find a lender-- I have no one to co-sign with me -- would that be a problem?

Our son will live there when he attends Clemson University and we will rent the other 4 bedrooms to his friends.

Purchase price: $52,000 Cash invested: $38,000 4/1 converted into a 3/2, close to Fayetteville State University, currently rented What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I was thinking for more along the lines of affordable small units.However, college dorms would work too since Atlanta has several universities.

@Abraham Kaplan, governments and universities have strong employment drivers, and major universities also tend to drive outside employment as well, due to the knowledge centers being produced.  

In my option, today with HGTV and The University of YOUTUBE many people get into flipping houses thinking it is easy.

Our jobs (mine, my wife, potential roommates) are in the Med Center as well as the University of Houston so being in the inner loop is crucial to the location of the property.

My name is Peter and I'm a recent graduate from DePauw University in IN (any alumni here??).

I started reading every book I could get my hands on, attending YouTube University, and searching for podcasts left and right.

Here is my scenario: I have a 13 year old and she repeatedly states she wants to attend a particular university.