You should be able to find someone on Upwork who can set up all the technology and branding for you.

Currently, I am in school for information technology. 

I believe I have a pretty good strategy for adding more properties but my lack of knowledge lies in the bureaucracy.Could anyone shed any light on the best way to go?

As we all know, technology is advancing at a record-breaking pace and there is no slowdown in sight.

You will not be asked to lie or misrepresent anything to get the owner occupant LTV/rates/etc. 

Luckily I have a great contractor that I've worked with on my first properties renovations that's looking to get into REI; I'll find the properties and handle financing, he'll help estimate repair budgeting and coordinate the subs, and we'll split profits on the backend 50/50.So, long story short, I'm a buy and hold guy that's open to rehabs if the numbers work.Awesome mate,Personally, I'd buy, fix and flip as that will grow your wealth quicker.Money makes money and a good contractor is gold.Only hold when you have "lazy" money lying around.Use the rest to keep flipping.Just my opinion.Thanks and much success

Because cash is so valuable to investors (opportunity value worth a minimum 10%) you do not want any cash/equity lying dead in a property.

Nothing in technology is "instant", Especially with autopay systems. 

I am currently a student at Hyperlearning Technologies in VaBeach studying Information Technology Certifications.

The top line is US average jobless rate(beige color), mid-faint line is California unemployment rate in blue for City of San Jose, CA where many high technology companies in Silicon Valley are located.