The property is in a good location (highly student rentable), 3/2 1400 sqft, 1956 built, double carport.

I am a student at Drexel for a second bachelor degree in physics.

Union Square has some beautiful homes and blocks that house some UMBC students but those homes are surrounded by blocks that aren't there yet.

., I was actually looking into student housing multi families at Fitchburg State.

Hey Guys,I'm currently a college student with massive loans.I also just got a job that pays around $775/month.Would it be a good idea to spend ~$500/month $140,000 4BR house? 

(As you leave the main gate going east on California, turn left at the QFC and head north on Broadway a couple of miles to the college district.)I'd be looking for student housing, especially multi-bedroom properties that can be "house hacked" with a master tenant who pays top dollar and sub-rents out bedrooms and keeps order, so that (s)he gets free rent, maybe with a little extra.

We purchased in an area with a really good rental market - lots of students in the area.  

I see an opportunity to turn it into student housing as there is a similar house next door to the property that is now student housing.

I actually know many students that commute up to an hour every day just because of the housing shortage...ok I think you get my point, there's more eager renters than there are rentals.As a public works employee and resident I spend a lot of time driving down every single road in town...over and over.

How do you structure a cosigner/guarantor for a tenant (recently graduated student) that has zero credit history, but who has excellent verifiable income.