Also, the gains I've seen here https://www.howmoneywalks.com/... 

My team leader has  kinda talked me out of flipping (capital gains, overhead, carrying costs blah blah) so I started listening to Bigger Pockets podcasts.

BRRR deal could get you the cashflow and the value add payout without having to pay capital gains on the equity.If you’re not fatalist with the Multifamily Wealth podcast with Axel Ragnarson I’d highly suggest checking it out.

The demand is rising for MHCs as the occupancy rates have gained 10 basis points to reach a surprising 94.7%.

Are there any neighborhoods which folks would recommend for a passive, newbie, out-of-state investor, to invest in ? 

My goal is to gain enough knowledge so that in the future, I can flip a house.

Is leaving a $10 balance at all times a real strategy to gain a credit score or a possible reason the lender did not get any score when they did the hard inquiry? 

Higher cost markets produce more equity gain for the value add.  

Have you considered exploring other paths, such as taking a gap year to work and gain some real-world experience before making a decision about college?

I want to sell it and use the money to buy a primary residence.I am wondering what the tax implications will be, such as capital gains, paying taxes on items that I have written off/deferred, etc.