Each partner earns $14,000 per year in regular income.

I plan to use a FHA loan, own long-term and earn equity through mainly appreciation and get cash flow.

Don't switch careers - you can do very well in accounting and understanding money is a primary skill you need to be successful in real estate. 1.

My parents have grown a pretty decent amount of wealth over the years, and my father is willing to pay for my college career (tuition costs at least up to a bachelors degree).

I should add that my brother works in Construction(remodeling) and right now I'm opening a company to get direct job from people to him so he could earn more, I am interested in this because it will provide me more communication skills as well as kind of sale skills.

Wishing you success as you begin your career! 

Break it down in to singular steps and take each step as they were meant to be taken. 4) Network - If I would have never taken the call from the random dude on Facebook, I'd never have started this partnership where I've learned so much and earned so much. 5) Create processes before you need them - I started building processes out for leasing, evictions, rent collection, and other difficult topics before I bought these properties. 

Do you currently have a job you like and you can earn a decent income from? 

One year the IRS gave me a check for $1200 when I didn't earn a penny in the US.

A wholesaler who conducts business like scenario 2 and 3 typically have short lived careers as wholesalers.