It is going to take me about 2 years to save up enough money because I'm in college so maybe it would be worth it?

My goal is to real estate invest when I’m out of college with a full time job, and right now, what should I do to learn the business? 

I didn’t catch that the HOA has a bylaw that states that no more than 3 unrelated people can live in the house at any given time, but I have it rented to 5 college soccer players(two are brothers).

I knew an investor who did very well doing that, and the rent was always paid on time by the parents, but the constant turnover and damage from college kids was time consuming and expensive.Like all investment, the riskier or more volatile or high effort the investment, the higher the return. 

Renting to college kids will give one direction to go ( 9 months of click click click), renting to mostly boomers another(think US Mail). 

I am looking to house hack after college and these are all great considerations to have when doing a house hack, especially the animal aspect as well.

An exception here, is if you pay the kids up to IRA contribution limits and they put it in a traditional IRA, then they can use if for retirement, college and first time home purchases later in life. 

Pushing college and being in debt on a complete and utter novice, John.

We have 3 kids in their teens with college plans as well.  

A LOT of college towns have this rule for obvious reasons.