Get the highest paying job you can or start a side hustle to start earning some cash.

@Judy JacobsNo you do not need to pay rent and I believe a cpa would advise not to pay rent (not a cpa) as you are paying post tax income to LLC for earnings which you would be taxed on

I would be very careful about leveraging your primary home in a peak market to dive into an investment vehicle you have no experience with.

Let’s say everyone has earned some money and now has 3,000 over time.If the bank all of a sudden gives everyone $1200 to buy limited properties, what is going to happen?

Any accountant will tell you that saving money is the same as earning it, even if it feels different in reality.

After five years you'll have earned $90,000 in rent income and gained $34,000 in appreciation.Buy four houses with $50,000 down on each.

. - Earn income from your primary residence through the House Hacking Bootcamp.Don't wait! 

Rents don’t go up in equal proportion to the market value because they are tied to wages which have to be earned.

The occupancy with two rentable units is greater than if it was just one (sounds obvious when you write it out)One thing to note from my experience on the same pursuit is lenders won't consider rental income from your primary residence as earned incomeI am big fan of seller financing into a house hack, stabilizing it, and moving out. 

Don't panic about your money earning no interest in the bank-running out and buying property with no knowledge will be way worse.