So I am currently working a full time job and the pay is better than almost anywhere in the area for someone without a degree.

Also thank you for being upfront with your confusion as to why I wish to attain a graduate degree when I know with a high degree of certainity that I want to be a realtor.

My opinion is you took advantage of the situation to a maximum degree.

You will have a taxable event at the time the profits are earned (the property is sold), most likely at your ordinary/marginal rate, plus some degree of self-employment taxes, depending on how the LLC is structured.

On one end, I'm not sure that they would be even willing to hire a 18 year old agent, in the first place, but the degree of difficulty would increase drastically, if by chance, they did.

Hello,I would like to know if there are solutions to this problem:Despite the thermostat being set to 68-70 degrees, the tenants will plug in electric space heaters and drive up the electric costs.This is a 4 unit building and it would be very costly to add additional electric panels and meters.Thanks!

This is much like a series of prerequisites in college with the goal of getting your degree. 

I went to college for Architecture and finished with an Industrial Design Degree.

Nationally is only relative to a degree.

In other words, the first position will be repaid principal + 6-12% ROI, then all would share in any waterfall to varying degrees that will depend on responsibility and sweat equity they may have in the project.