A big segment of the population is in denial of the need to transition housing to meet the demand of buyers with good jobs, young families, low down payments, and high student loan debt.

I'm looking at a SFH to owner-occupy and rent rooms out to individuals (students, military, etc).

My immediate goal is to get started in Student rentals, since it's one of the few ways I see myself getting cash-flow out of a property in this economy.

Never students before. 

I self manage a few properties, one of which is a house that I rent out to multiple college students by room.

For note investing, it allows me to have an asset-backed investment (and student loans have to be paid back).

In my naivety I pushed the urge to fire the sack of shade until he "got the systems all wrapped up", because on the residential real estate side of things I had dealt with a few exceedingly complicated sales that were caused by open permits (permits that had never been finaled out and closed) so I was very apprehensive about firing the contractor before the Electrical, Mechanical, Structural, and Plumbing permits had been closed.Six MORE months later it had been enough.

I am a student of success.

I am a 21 year old college student and I recently bought a 2 bed 1 bath condo to house hack.

I'm a college student and I just recently discovered the business potential of real estate and I've been so obsessed with learning about the industry I've been consuming video and audio content from youtube and podcasts NON-STOP for a 3 months.