House hacking is a total no-brainer and includes a ton of lessens for colledge age kids.

Cleaner enforcementIf someone violates the lease, moves out, or causes problems, you can address that tenant specifically without impacting your kids or the other renters.3.

We’ve saved ~$35,000 for our two kids college funds.

My local bank does not do it since it’s not fixed to the grounds. My local Credit Union also doesn’t do it, but didn’t state a reason. I’m located in New Jersey. Does anyone have any experience? Or is that the standard?

Wanting more stability and generational wealth for your kids is a powerful motivator, and having time and willingness to learn is a real asset. 

Also, most of the folks I’ve spoken to with adult kids none of the kids are interested in keeping the real estate or continuing to invest in real estate. 

My kids are almost out of the house.

Mostly for kids and they don't care.

Do a live in flip if you are comfortable with your place being a construction zone with kids. 2. if you want to house hack, you could if you're committed to that.

One family moved there for the schools and stayed for 13 years until the kids graduated form the public school there even though the father traveled 70 miles a day one way to his job.