Being a recent college graduate and I am in the process of getting hired for a job right now and plan on going straight into the real estate game once I have capital. 

Going on a limb here ... if you will be renting by the room, perhaps an approach similar to a college dorm would be helpful ... the restrooms would not necessarily be 'next door' .... would the common area allow a third restroom on the FIRST floor?

Or, if the college tuition freeze is no longer that would definitely have a big impact.

You asking how, tells me you have never filled out and gotten Permits for any work you have done.

Many large college dorms use one boiler for the whole building.

I'm looking at a house for a client, and wondering how the permitting process is for Greeley?

I'm 22 years old and graduating from college in December; however, I've been obsessed with Multifamily, cash-flowing properties ever since I read Rich Dad Poor Dad back in April.

I recently graduated college and have been saving up to buy and househack a multifamily property (2-4 units) just outside the Boston area (Medford, Malden, Chelsea, Revere, Dorchester, etc..).  

The laws,  including the recently passed washington 'just cause' rules do allow for giving a tenant notice to vacate if you are going to owner occupy,  or for substantial rehabilitation  (meaning necessary work will make home uninhabitable, and typically also means permits must be pulled for some aspect of the work;   paint and carpets doesn't count)   But keep in mind COVID moratorium rules and still in effect  though  (in theory) they are phasing out.    

Student rentals are of great interest to me with the number of Universities/Colleges in the area.3.