I am a college professor with two debt free children who refused to attend my university, where tuition would have been reduced 75%.

@Aaron Vanderpool  - Welcome to the dark side : )When I was purusing my masters in architecture, I was the TA for a professor who was a developer, architect and GC so I got to experience all three roles while learning the craft. 

You might get nurses, PTs, professors, teachers etc etc.

Also not to get too deep but remember your economics professor when they talked about opportunity cost.  

Originally posted by "bs3488":I like the idea of seniors not tearing the place up and the low turnover.The first person I knew who rented their 2 bedroom house rented to a single senior professor at a local college.

I am a college professor, so I would get an academic discount, but it is still $650.

College/ university is about a whole lot more then just what a professor says in a classroom.   

We are generally doing leases by the semester or summer but there are times we have a visiting professor who is in town for a shorter period of time. 

Even at the giant universities I would guess none offer more than about a minor in 10 or more languages....so online learning, tapping in to a live professor in Finnish, or Swahili, or Mayan or whatever you wanted to learn would be kind of neat. 

Get property to cash flow or at least set it so that it will cash flow when both units are rented.Good Outcome: Property cash flows, hire property managerBad Outcome: Property does not and will not cash flow, SellYears: 2030-2035, Occupation: Untenured Professor, Location: TBDGoal: House hack second duplex, purchase third rental property.Good Outcome: Both properties cash flow, continue to grow portfolio as time and funding allow.Fair Outcome: One property cash flows, move into non-cash flowing property.