Does anyone have any ideas for what types of loans I could try to get preapproved of so I can purchase a single family style houses and rent it out room by room straight out of college rather than waiting for awhile until I have a job with a steady income?

Yes, I can certainly hold on with living in the attic- at the end of the day, I have a roof over my head, running water, and temperature control.

In looking at the YoY increase for both house prices and rent, it looks steady and strong.

Reduced of inventory and steady demand = price increases.

I want to know you have a steady and reliable income to pay ME.

And then explain the tax benefits, credit benefits from her payments continuing to be paid, and steady monthly income to her as well.

I've switched mine to hidden censors in the property keeping the temperature at 70 degrees. 

I paid my contractor to help me do this near the DC area, and my main couple of issues have been with soundproofing the basement unit from the main house and figuring out the temperature difference between the levels.

A diverse economy and steady growth offers various opportunities for all kinds of investment properties, ranging from vacation homes to house flipping to traditional long-term rentals.

I've had great success with single-family rentals and they've been a steady source of income for me.