@John Moorhouse I'd definitely say stay and finish at least high school, even the most sound business plan can habe issues in execution and best to have a fall back, even going to a local community college would be beneficial to learn more in finance or what ever you're interested.

The last one was a roof job 2 story colonial like 33 square tear off , customer wanted to supply materials , like a idiot I agreed and I wrote on the contract roof top delivery .

Scream from the rooftops, tell your friends, share us at your local REIA, email your family, Tweet about us, etc.

If yes the ROI can be near infinity in a war zone.

Having some background in finance, accounting, tax, and business law, I am aware of the textbook advantages and disadvantages that each offers and their subsequent financial statement impact, but as far as actual operating ease and efficiency what is the recommended entity for holding these real estate assets?

I completed my bachelors degree in aerospace engineering with a focus in astronautics in 2013 and then started my Masters degree in finance and portfolio management. 

Having a background in finance will only help you in your future.

@Michael Hunt This one was unique where the tenants are still in place from those two occupied units and the units themselves are in "fine enough" shape so I honestly think I'll get the ARV I'm looking for simply based on renovating the two that needed it. 

I'm Canadian In USA since 2009 and ex financial planner, had coached over 850 clients in finances,  usiness and rwal eatate, so I learned a lot on international taxes since I'm here, forms to provide, etc...  

My degree is in finance - I can calculate, NPV, IRR, ROI, ROE, COC, or EIEIO (yeah, that's from Old MacDonald ...) or any other acronym we have developed over the years to make ourselves sound smart.