It's popular in certain ways because it's somewhat more affordable than 37206.Depending on what you do and how nice you make your renovation, you should be able to sell it pretty quickly if it's priced right. 

You really don't need any "special" accountant for this, its pretty straight forward process, the same as taking distribution from conventional IRA at let's say Fidelity, Schwab, etc. 

Also the company I’m using is Sherman bridge lending they seem pretty good but the interest rate for is quite high 10/90 it’s 12% is this common?

It all looks pretty conservative.

3 weeks is pretty standard.

We will need some $ from equity to close on next home.For whatever reason, market for home sales are soft in our neighborhood, but rent is pretty firm.

Took one more semester (two classes, $7k) and got an associates in business studies that looks pretty on my wall I guess.If you know you want to be in real estate, college is not needed or even advised IMO.

https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/opportunity-zones-fre...Pretty significant tax advantage to investing is any opportunity zone but the rules and interpretations are firming up by the tax professionals now. 

That's a pretty open ended question.

We think that this is because we are pretty good renters, we always pay our rent on time and I sometimes fix little things around the house that need repair.Around the time we started that 2 years ago,  we had an off-hand conversation with the owners where they told us that they might be willing to sell us this house as we have never before owned a home.Two years later, I've discovered BiggerPockets and I think that buying this house might be a good way to start in REI.