There may be and IRS exemption for extenuating circumstances but you should check with a reputable experienced CPA.

Am I the only one experiencing this?

Going into a deal with an experienced multi family syndicator will increase your chances of being successful (make money) as opposed to the opposite (losing money).  

Would love to connect with some experienced agents or anyone else with a lot of real estate experience who I can come to for advice from time to time. 

@Jonathan Phillips you need to meet with an experienced real estate accountant and lawyer about that.

Maybe Class C+, but I am not very experienced at analyzing the neighborhood.

My fiance and I are VERY new real estate investors (working on our 1st deal lol), and we've got some connections to some experienced(i think...) wholesalers..

If there are question I am missing I'd love to get some more experienced landlords opinions. 

I am forever grateful for all of the advice that I have gotten from experienced REI's in this forum and on the podcast, look forward to sharing stories of my baby step successes! 

@Marianne Lopez-HenthornIf you are starting any partnership, corporation or venture with multiple individuals, you should have an experienced attorney assist you with drawing up any shareowner/partner agreement and/or articles of incorporation.