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All Forum Posts by: Tom Rodgers

Tom Rodgers has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Thanks Will!

I’m exploring a strategy around student rentals and wanted to get some feedback.

The idea is to buy affordable 3–4 bedroom single-family homes near a university, rent them by the room at $500–$700 each, and furnish them to appeal to students.

Example:

  • $120K purchase + $15K rehab = $135K all-in

  • 4 rooms at $600 = $2,400/month gross rent

  • After expenses, projected CoC return is 10%

Has anyone here had success with this model? What challenges should I be ready for (turnover, management, wear and tear, etc.)?

I'd love to hear the story on losing $75,000! Always trying to learn from other peoples mistakes.