If you are looking to be a full time agent, your first year is typically slow, but then grows exponentially from there as you build your network and get your systems going.  

Nope, I would not have age, familial status etc be a part of it at all.

I guess what I’m trying to get at most every park you see has utilities that the owner is responsible for and those parks fall under the age of this one. 

The time came (growing family) and we just closed on a new personal residence and paid for it using 80% LTV. 

My goal is to have 500 cash flowing units by age 35 and i'm currently 19 years old. ( I will be uploading picture soon) Thinking in reverse I plan to do this buying my first property while in college whether that be single family or a duplex, as my months of research have deemed that this area isn't as strong as others when it comes to 2-4 units.

." - Leo BurnettIn Our digital age, having killer photos is a must for any property, and taking the time to properly stage your flip can ensure you get more than the asking price on your investment!

Best option:  (I know it’s not single family, but it’s a super fast way to grow your equity AND passive income) buy a multi family (2,3, or 4 plex) as an owner occupant, live in it for the obligatory year, then buy another, until you just have to have your own house.  

Thank you @Chaz Mathias  I appreciate it, but as you know there is always more room to grow. 

I’m about the same age as you we must have went to high school together.

But in a fast growing market like Orlando Florida or Dallas Texas it may be desirable to be close to new development, that is what is referred to as the "path of progress."