In thinking of a new build project as an investment, I have a few questions that I have not been able to find any comprehensive answers to:1.

Also remember that if you pay off the car loan, you could get rid of your collision and comprehensive insurance, which is usually expensive, and protects the lender more than it does you.

I would recommend doing a comprehensive screening of the tenants if you do decide to continue the application process, i.e. criminal/credit/eviction history.  

Upon graduation, you got a full-time position in the same industry.The fact that you've only been full time for a year probably isn't going to hurt your chances.But if you were an accountant one year, then a hairstylist the next, then you spent the last 2 years as a male stripper, you're probably going to run into some problems :-PIn general, your lender just wants to make sure that your household income is stable, and will be ongoing for period of at least three years.

If you e-file, you dont have to mail in a copy.Also next year look into freefile by IRS (the official link to use the software is below), which provides free online software (all web-based) at no cost to you and will e-file for free as long as your household income is 66k or lower.

They operate somewhat differently in that the household pretty much polices itself.  

Key Bank was pretty aggressive on HELOC's a couple years ago, in some cases going to 90% of value with a minimum household income. 

There is a law that states only a maximum of 2 or 3 unrelated people can live together in the same household.

depends on you income to maintain your household ,but the numbers are good and you can quickly replace your saving through a cash out refinance  

You need to work on reading comprehension.