@Nick RutkowskiCareful due diligence, without emotions is necessary for every kind of REI transaction.Depends on type of wrong decision made, he can take adequate steps to sort it out.I won't recommend anything if I don't know exact issue.

I do not have adequate money to put a down payment on a house, even if it were about as cheap as they come, unless I were to sell all of my stocks and use every dollar I have.

Only downside i have right now: I am 23, have student loan debt and have not been able to save an adequate amount of money to get started.

I guess as I think this through it doesn't matter when I purchase a rental (as long as it is declared an investment) as long as I have an adequate income to debt ratio.

Once your biz generates adequate income, it will take care of item #2 especially item #3. 

My goal is to be involved as little as possible on the monthly operations.I'm looking into 30+ unit apartment complexes (location is very flexible assuming I dont need to be there for extended periods of time) which can provide enough revenue to adequately hire management.

So remember, for legal and tax planning, a good CPA will recommend that clients hold their properties in an LLC or Limited Partnership and run their businesses as S Corporations to avoid self-employment taxes.I hope I have adequately answered your question. 

And if it is a wrong size breaker, would you know if the wire is adequate to handle 30A?

Altering these walls is possible, as long as there is a beam that adequately spans the removal to carry the load.  

I use adequate insurance and plenty of it.