Hey BP community, I plan on buying my first rental after I graduate school, and have some questions about the loan I want to receive.

Little bit about me, After graduating high school I went on to get my real estate license in WA State.

Yes lets see how it all works out :) I am planning on leaving NY once my son graduates HS [in 7 years]. 

I'd put myself in a pretty decent position on my current primary residence with a 3.25% interest rate and with my W2 income (great for this area) and could have probably lived pretty well in perpetuity, especially once my SO finished her graduate school program. 

What looks good to me won't necessarily be important to you.Example : The retired 65 year old won't be ambitiously looking at potential C class BRRRR or flip opportunities.The recently graduated 23 year old won't be jumping into a long term 5 year hold syndication with his/her only $25k.The married couple with four kids won't be rushing into fully managing a 10 unit apartment complex.The highly taxed working professional might be more concerned with tax benefits of syndication then investing into similar returns from turnkey properties.So return is just one of the aspects of a good investment.

If we elect to file a US tax return then we can elect to only get taxed for the NET income based on a graduated scale. 

The progression through life - graduate from school, get a job, rent an apartment, start a family, need more space, buy a house. 

So potentially that will cost me $132,000 until both my kids graduate from High School.  

I am looking for an internship in the summer of 2024( in hopes of getting a return offer for when I 2025 and when I graduate).

As a master degree in accounting degree graduate, your bill seems too high.