<prompt> Human: I just graduated with a Bachelors degree in Computer Science. I also just got a job at a non-profit as a web developer. Ill be making 25,000 a year. My savings are about 2000 and have about 60,000 dollars of student debt. I have a credit rating of 740. Im currently living at my parents home, but Id like to move into the city. I live in Grand Rapids. I am considering deferring my loans or taking advantage of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Plan but I have a couple of months to decide that.I am considering renting a house with some roommates, but I think it would be a better use of my money to own a house and rent out the rooms. I have plenty of potential roommates that I would be able to trust. Not to mention, I live near a university, so I will have potential renters in the future. Do I have any options? I know I will have to do much more research before becoming a landlord, but Im wondering if its worth my time to even consider the idea. Any advice is helpful!EDIT: The job is 32 hours a week 10am - 6pm Monday - Thursday. Also rent in my area with 3 other roommates can be 300-400 a month in a fun part of town.Assistant: Lets talk about that job. Where are you working that would make 25,000 a year as a web developer an acceptable salary?Human: Its a non-profit job. They cant pay me much more than that.  <response>: I know devs working for non-profits making 80k a year. 25k is like poverty level. I dont know why you would put yourself through that after spending so much money on college. 