It appears that you purchased the househacking book published by biggerpockets.If you house-hacked your investment property, it does add difficulty to your tax situation. 

Wholesaling is one of the toughest gigs there is, you need to master so many things from marketing to estimating, don't add another layer of difficulty on top.

Simple so far except that she has rented part of the home to a tenant who is being difficult.  I

There is absolutely no preference given on HUD bids it cash vs financingWhat you will find with HUD is a difficulty I closing when using financing. 

Clark-Fulton has some very spacious duplexes that perform well very close to Metro but overall can be difficult. I

That's exactly what I would like to do, however I'm having difficulty locating wholesalers because, well, I simply don't know where to look.

Students rentals are good with cash flow but as @Gary McGowan pointed out financing at times is difficult. I

My goal is to work with those people who got themselves into financial difficulty one way or another but have the opportunity to get back on the right road with a little help from an outside resource, me!

With my difficulty to connect with the locals and learn the market there, if I need to rent for now and pay the high taxes (no home, no dependents) for another year I won't fight it.  

I feel the structure was horrible for the following reasons: all classes were recorded live and constantly had technical difficulties (lots of empty audio or visual), the classes were on eastern time which was 8-11 PM my time (which was hard to stay awake when you've been up since 5 AM for your day job), if you have a question you have to contact a third party who then transfers your inquiry (2-3 days wait was average to get a question answered), your only face-to-face contact was at the annual symposium.