> My aim is for the other 3 tenants to being paying most of the mortgage down, I do not expect to cash flow, but I’ll hopefully be living close to rent free.Yes, if you have not heard the interview with Mary from a month or two ago... she is crushing it getting roommates and doing that very thing.

Maybe they can get deposit from here but there will be deductions for cleaning etc.. but if they get it from new person than there is no deductions they can just get their full amount... this is for roommates the house is not rented to a family it is rented to 3 roommates... do you think that is possible.. basically the lease agreement would be the same but you would just tell them if you get from me there would be deduciton but if you get new roommates to take the house there wouldnt be any...?

My general advice would be to determine whether you are open to renting by the bedroom, which would require you to share common area space with roommates.

I have a unique situation where I live in a student cooperative (for around 3 years) that my roommate currently owns.

In short, I have 3 female roommates where one has been there for 3 years (before I owned the place), one has been there for a little more than a year and the third just moved in a couple months ago when a new lease was signed.

Bought my house and snagged 2 roommates who more than pay for my living expenses.

You could find a duplex and rent out one side, a single family home and rent out the rooms to roommates, or go with the airbnb strategy.

Ended up finding a good deal on a 3/2 single-family home and adjusted my house hacking strategy to keeping roommates.

He mentioned she would like to move a roommate in, but who knows how and when that would take placeRent is due June 1.

Get a lawyer,,, I might suggest your friend move in get a roommate and her sign a quick claim deed over to your friend.