I'm planning to put 15%-20% as a down payment, so maybe that can be as a "compensating factor" to the lender, if I won't have enough income history at 19.Thank you so much!!

Anything in Westover or closer to Raeford will be a great area for rentals including prices ranging from about $1,200-$1,800/mo. 

We intended the property to cater to a variety of groups including corporate and yoga retreats.

Whether or not the borrower has an ITIN may also be a factor, but there are options for 75% if the qualifications are met. 

(2) I have a Section 8 applicant and know that I am required to include them in the applicant pool, are the laws around do I have to prioritize section 8 tenant?

But I've looked at the rates of 2 PMs so far and both charge 10% of gross rents + 1mo rent on new leases + a BUNCH of other fees (I'll include more details as a comment to give an example).My question is: is this standard for the Cleveland market?

I'd include:Development and design.PermitsStreet and walks.Driveways and foundations (for garage and house without basement)Utilities stabs for sewer, water, gas, power, cable And any other factor I'm forgetting.Thank you.

Most of this was done by our property manager (Neighborhood Property Management), but they have a good website (Housing Choice Vouchers), including a specific section for interested landlords. 

This should include details about your investment strategy, expected capital injection, risk management measures, and potential ROI.Networking Events and Meetups: While leveraging online platforms, don't overlook the power of face-to-face interactions.

This is not intended to be a discussion about the options for investment, rather how to conduct real estate settlements in non fiat currency.It is (or should be) evident by now that the status of the USD as the world's reserve currency (or at least our exorbitant privilege) will continue to be marginalized in the coming years (and decades) and that investors are factoring in elevated risks of currency inflation and debasement into and onto their portfolios.