My investigation of law shows that I could deduct other than cleaning and damage expenses associated with breaking the lease, if I would pay the realtor to find the new tenant, probably it will be a good justification of the expense caused by breaking the lease.

Your state might have some peculiar property laws. 

I have a very strict plan and have been working 3 jobs and started 2 business (side hustles) to pay that off and get my credit up.

Strictly speaking, you DO NOT need a syndication.

I could point out the differences in fair housing laws between house hacking and non OO renting.

What does your lease say and what does the law say?

The corporation will operate in the taxable realm.This is a sophisticated strategy both to setup and properly maintain, and not something you want to get from a one-man law shop.

Are there special laws for being a landlord when I get my own home and rent out rooms.

I would suggest before purchasing any rental property, you focus on reading up on Maryland Landlord/Tenant Laws, possibly attend a few rent court cases in the city/county that you are considering purchasing a property in and perhaps even find a mentor/coach that has a lot of experience in that area.  

They also have firms they partner with who practice other areas of real estate law. www.pritzkerlg.comLet me know if you'd like a personal introduction.