<prompt> Human: So Im currently in my 3rd year of my 5 year degree program, and have been considering buying a house. The home Im looking at is a 4 bed, 2 bath house right across the street from my University, listed at 35k. My thought would be to rent the other 3 rooms to classmates at about 400mo pretty typical room-for-rent rate near campus.The problem I face is that as a college student, I have substantial student debt, and due to my universitys co-op program, I only work full time for 6 months of the year, and part time the other 6 months. As a result, my average monthly income is only 1,400.My current monthly financial obligations are as follows:600 - rent200 - utilities heatelectriccellinternet250 - groceries250 - travelFrom what Ive been able to find, mortgageinsuranceutilitiesetc should be comparable to what Im paying currently on rentutilities, and the additional income from renting out rooms should allow me to put money toward paying it off very early.Also, I spoke with a mortgage officer at a credit union and was told that since I do not have 2 years of year-round full-time employment, it would be very difficult for me to find a mortgage, so Im not sure where I should go on that, either.My lease is up soon and the thought of throwing another 22k into the rent incinerator over the next 3 years makes me nauseous. If anyone has any advice I would love to hear it. If you need more info, please ask!  <response>: I can virtually guarantee you that nobody will give you a mortgage. 