My question is, what are the basics that should be expected from an investor-friendly agent?

When you're ready to refi, you'll simply need to request a lien release from NACA (basically your mortgage agent sending over a bit of info to NACA). 

Regardless, we do not charge for service animals, so we basically follow ADA anyways. 

You should be able to get $800/room in most areas of Colorado Springs, plus or minus a hundred or two depending on exact location.The $300k might make a legit SFH tough, unless you're open to taking on a big project.

We really have TWO SEPARATE markets here:Metro Detroit - basically the suburbs.City of Detroit - self-explanatory.They are very different markets!

Even at 2%, Indianapolis is still one of the best cash flow markets in the country so rather than focusing on what the taxes are there, look at what your total projected ROI is.

I know the general basics of the market, the business model, etc, but I was hoping to take my knowledge to the next level.My biggest goal right now is to own a rental property before I graduate college (currently a junior in high school).For context, I love reading books about investing and personal finance (I have a very solid foundation of knowledge built up) and I currently have a portfolio of about 11k between stocks and crypto. 

So basically lender can go to 75% long term / 15% carry / 10% from buyer. 

Independent or "separable" economic interest - basically, is the refinance for a legitimate purpose other than avoiding taxes. 2. 

Also, while living there, you may want to do some value add projects.