As a multifamily investor and still working in the healthcare industry, I can relate to your situation.

What if he's a band aid rehabber?

I work in the healthcare industry and although my job is stable and the income is adequate, it is just a job.  

Welcome to BP.This is a great site to aid in your RE education, I highly recommend you submit your questions here to get various opinions that will help you make your decision after you do your own due diligence.You can try www.meetup.com to search for local REIAs, you should attend several different groups, you will know which one feels right for you.  

If you can't afford a few hundred dollars to sit down with an attorney, and to get a title search done, you can talk to your local legal aid office.  

It states, "As part of the recently enacted Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act, mortgage accounts in forbearance as a result of COVID-19 cannot be reported negatively to the credit bureaus by lenders," which is nice.

Additionally, should current statutes stay in place, I am able to stay under my folks' Healthcare plan until I am 26I currently own a small independent wholesale distribution service, which I paid for with the money saved during my college years.

We have had college students and/or their parents pay ahead based on their aid situation or out of town parents.

While investment property purchase isn't one of the exceptions, if you pull money out for healthcare (for example) you can then use the money you would've spent on healthcare to invest.

Answer: • Compensation (salary, wage, commission, or similar compensation, payment of cashtip or equivalent)• Payment for vacation, parental, family, medical, or sick leave• Allowance for dismissal or separation• Payment required for the provisions of group health care benefits, includinginsurance premiums• Payment of any retirement benefit• Payment of State or local tax assessed on the compensation of employeesQUESTION: What costs are not eligible for payroll?