<prompt> Human: Ive been looking for a new place to live, and set out with the intention of just renting a room or an apartment. However, I happened upon a house thats kind of caught my interest.Its a massive, 5-bedroom house, older and ugly as shit, but seems to be in good condition otherwise havent been able to check out the inside. The house is outside of my price-range -- the Est. REFI Payment I have zero idea what that means is 1,234, and I only take home about 1,700 a month.However, knowing the area, I could easily rent four bedrooms out for 500 a month, and figure even if I wasnt making money, my house payment and utilities would be minimal assuming I didnt just split the cost of utilities, too; havent thought that far ahead.Now, because I dont make all that much money, Im sure buying the house is out of the question. However, my friend suggesting looking into Rent to Buy or Rent to Own or something. Theres also some kind of loophole in this specific area, where you only have to put down 1 down to buy a house she used to work in a Real Estate office, and now is a Loan officer, she would know about this stuff.Part of me is wondering if this is something I should look into and possible pursue... I mean, if I put some time and effort into fixing the place up, because the location is great, I could eventually probably get 750 a month per room. Even if I eventually didnt want to live there, seems like a pretty stable investment. Two-story house with a concrete foundation and finished basement, right next to a university; seems like a safe bet, to me.I dunno, its probably still well outside of what I should be spending, but I thought Id at least entertain my curiosity and try to learn more about this stuff.  <response>: Dude this is a huge undertaking. You better put your homeowner pants on all while buttoning your landlord shirt. This one will be a doozie! Good luck mate! 