That's why now I'm looking at only 1 property on a lot with at least 3 rooms so that we can indeed get a roommate situation (don't mind giving up some privacy now to get going in the long run).

I haven't investigated this as I don't invest in SFR's   would be to go ahead and build out an ADU or ADU-ish space but still rent the whole home as a unit,  and advertise/describe the home in a manner that might appeal to a tenant with an extended family or roommates.  

College Students - Roommate issues, excessive wear and tear, limited income, higher turnover.

So the other two bathrooms are split between the other 6 roommates.

Gonna start getting that on the job experience by house hacking a bit by having roommates to pay my mortgage.

About a year ago I bought a 2 bed condo in Brighton and was able to achieve just about break even with room mates, but that doesn't factor in PM, Capex, repairs and vacancy.

It has been a nightmare finding and getting a place, either they dont call you back or they say no they dont accept housing, between housing and the PM s  I eventually just said screw it , I will go off housing and get a place with a room mate. and that is what I did

Pretty common in places where there are lots of roommate arrangements.How they arrange the rooms is up to them.

Repeat the process until you get the number of rentals you desireIt can be combined with "House Hacking" (renting out portions of the house/property you're living in like with duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes or roommate situations).Some of the benefits:1.

The biggest thing I have found is just making sure you have contracts with your roommates (they are tenants after all!).