A CPA familiar with local STR regulations can definitely help make sure you’re set up correctly!

Also, keep in mind there are plenty of wholesalers out there that have given the concept a bad name unfortunately because wholesaling is technically not regulated like licensed agent/broker transactions are and people are aware of that, so trust is essential when you are looking to wholesale. 

None of that stuff is in the Treasury Regulation.

On insurance protection.. if a brokerage firm fails and assets are missing, SIPC coverage is what will be used to protect up to $500k, including $250k limits for cash.

Be willing to hold them to these standards.One of the best things I ever read in these forums was to be firm, but fair.

Make sure the zoning, local building department/regulations, and neighborhood allow you to put a tiny house on your property and rent it out.If that is not possible, using that money for the next property makes sense.In general, I think increasing housing density will help provide more badly needed housing affordably.To Your Success!

Now I want to be an investor myself, so working at a firm with its niche market in working with Investors to help them get their property is a perfect way to continue my work on my skills in sales and marketing while also building a circle with people who I want to be in the future!

You definitely want to familiarize yourself with the city and county regulations regarding Fair Housing and rental properties. 

My current deal has been delayed for over 30 days because the Launch rep wasn't aware that you cannot wire money from an offshore account- by federal regulation, the money must season in a US bank account for 30 days.

Single family to multi family makes huge difference down the road, are you familiar with lending regulations for purchasing a single family first then trying to buy a multi after?