Embarrassed_Camel_35
Embarrassed_Camel_35 t1_j6ohr9m wrote
Reply to Is it feasible to buy a house with 3 friends for my 4 years in college (or maybe longer)? by UltimatePlayer3301
You buy the house and rent rooms to your other friends to cover mortgage and maintenance. Then when you graduate, you rent rooms out to other students of the school and pocket a monthly profit as well as pay the house expenses.
I went to a college where all the houses directly across from campus were “rent a room”. The homeowner general was able to rent the house out for much more than the cost of the expenses and they did any maintenance work when school was out.
Renting to college students can be very lucrative. The benefits of not living in on campus housing is that it is generally much less expensive than living on campus, with more freedom and less restriction.
Embarrassed_Camel_35 t1_j6g48w5 wrote
Reply to Is prepaying your rent a smart idea? by MailsDavis
What if the home burns down?
Embarrassed_Camel_35 t1_je2zqja wrote
Reply to comment by Flopcandy in [Beginner] In my location, my bank (PNC) has a savings account interest rate of 0.03%. Capital One is 3.4%. American Express is 3.75%. Is there any reason not to switch to one of those? by Flopcandy
Yes