However, I am currently a college student in a co-op program which determines my employment.

While I appreciate their hustle and many are successful real estate entrepreneurs in their own right, I've never been one to gravitate towards such programs.

All accredited degree programs require structure classes.

Joking aside, I have been flipping for 13 years and my accountant instructed me to flip from an S corp.

We are on forbearance for our home until the end of my Americorps position (I applied to the 10 month Americorps program when the restaurant I was working for shut down for COVID, I earn a small stipend now....) so I don't know if 'buying our second property' should be my goal.Here is what I know: I want to focus on value-add buy-and-hold investments for the primary focus of providing affordable housing.                                

You will have to play around with it all auditor's websites are different so I can't give you step-by-step instructions.

I use SmartBnB now and ensures that I never forget a welcome message, checkout instructions, and even local tips about restaurants and activities mid-stay.

Viraj,There is an Insurance program that offers a Stand-Alone Personal Umbrella policy that will do up to 40 units (3 family = 3 units).  

I currently manage about 115 SEC 8 tenants and love the program, but you do need to learn the HUD rules so you can use them to your advantage.  

BP what are the best tools/programs to get more deals?