I am currently simply educating myself on such options. 

Hi @Adam M VonfeldtCongratulations on your current rental property—that’s an incredible achievement!

I am currently 21 years old and was recently hired with my dream job in Sarasota County (I saw that Sarasota wasn’t an option so I picked the closest.)

The current way the studs are built is not up to code, so they have to rebuild the entire structure of the kitchen wall This is not uncommon especially when renovating an older home and when budgeting you should also carry a very heavy contingency for unknowns. 

So, currently I'm in this 2nd 506(c) syndication and ultimately would like to exit. 

Since you are married and live in a community property state, the IRS treats your joint ownership as a single owner for tax purposes, meaning you can answer "No" and proceed with disregarded entity classification.If you want to eliminate confusion going forward, you could dissolve the current LLC and set up a new single-member LLC under one spouse’s name, ensuring automatic disregarded entity treatment without needing to file Form 1065 in the future.

I am currently self employed as a GC with my own company: Carolina Premier Homes.

While I’m currently working full-time in the tech field, I'm passionate about real estate investment and am looking to dive into this space, particularly in multifamily and commercial properties.I’ve recently passed the state real estate exam and am eager to connect with firms, realtors, and brokers specializing in real estate investment.

I am currently a student with some cash availbe and good credit score but no w2.

I look to achieve the 1% rule when purchasing although in the current market it’s not a guarantee of cash flow.