Unfortunately, common spaces that you use as part of your personal space can't be included in the rental portion calculations. 

I'd go in person and talk to a detective and see what they recommend you do.

Many of us with limited resources move forward buying condos, townhouses, taking advantage of a lower barriers of entry, taking advantage of appreciation, and leveling up with each purchase.

Many local host clubs have quarterly or semi-annual meetups in person and/or online.https://community.withairbnb.com/t5/Local-Host-Clubs/ct-p/en...

When the right person figures it out please let me know.

Bend - I'm personally not super active in Bend outside of luxury Sun River STR's but the place is booming.

I am also a recent college graduate and am looking for an entry level job in the real estate world to gain some experience and knowledge, but the job search has been difficult.

I let tenant know they can be there or not, but to remove any thing valuable as I’ll be there but can’t be responsible for their personal property.

I understand this is a personal risk decision and I'd love to hear pros/cons/things to consider from the Bigger Pockets community.

Banks are going to look at you to serve as a personal guarantor, even if the property is purchased in an LLC.