There's a whole new set of issues when renting out to college students, but if you can do it correctly, I think you could be very successful renting out per room in those scenarios as well.

You may want to plan for an exit loan just in case. 

My husband and I are planning to buy rental properties in Davenport, IA.

The suppliers say they are familiar with building codes in the US, but I still imagine there would be a lot of work to ensure code compliance, as well as installing the home on a new foundation, connect to utilities, etc. 

I am looking into longterm vs short term rental options as well as financing options.

I am planning to buy a Single Family home by the end of the year and intend on "house hacking" (roommates).

What areas seem like they are good today and have more potential over the next few years...I am looking to invest in multifamily properties this year under 600k...no brrr, no flipsAny feedback and response os very well appreciated.

You have a lot of properties around the colleges as well that can be rented to students or since its next to a couple of Hospitals the Nurses, Doctors, and other medical staff pay good rents.

@Andrew Postell Thank you so much for a well written post explaining this terminology!

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